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TOP 14

Fin de saison confirmée pour Sekou Macalou (Stade Français)

Par AFP

Il y a 12 jours

Sekou Macalou (Stade français) plaqué lors du match de Top 14 entre Perpignan et le Stade français, au stade Aimé-Giral, à Perpignan, le 10 mai 2025. (Photo : Matthieu Rondel / AFP)

Pas encore assuré de son maintien avant la réception de Castres, samedi pour la 26e et dernière journée du Top 14, le Stade français sera privé de son troisième ligne international Sekou Macalou, dont la saison est terminée.

« Fin de saison pour moi… Mais le chapitre n’est pas terminé pour l’équipe. Un match capital nous attend à Jean Bouin », a écrit le joueur lundi soir sur son compte Instagram.

Touché à la cheville gauche lors de la lourde défaite parisienne à Clermont (55-20), Macalou (30 ans, 20 sélections) était finalement sorti à la 47e minute de la rencontre.

Une longue indisponibilité pourrait également priver Macalou de la tournée estivale du XV de France, en juillet en Nouvelle-Zélande.

Douzième du championnat, le Stade français compte cinq points d’avance sur Vannes, la lanterne rouge du Top 14, et un seul sur Perpignan, 13e et barragiste.

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