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UBB : Matthieu Jalibert prolonge son contrat jusqu'en 2028

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Le demi d'ouverture de Bordeaux-Bègles Matthieu Jalibert à la fin du match de Top14 français entre l'Union Bordeaux-Bègles et Montpellier au stade Chaban-Delmas à Bordeaux, le 30 novembre 2024. (Photo by ROMAIN PERROCHEAU/AFP via Getty Images)

L’ouvreur international de Bordeaux-Bègles Matthieu Jalibert a annoncé sa prolongation de contrat jusqu’en 2028 avec le club girondin à l’issue du succès de son équipe samedi face à Montpellier (9-6).

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« C’est signé depuis plusieurs semaines mais j’attendais le bon moment, de revenir ici à Chaban pour d’abord vous l’annoncer », a déclaré Jalibert au micro du speaker devant les 32 000 spectateurs du stade Chaban-Delmas qui l’ont ovationné.

Jalibert, 26 ans, est un pur produit de l’UBB dont il a porté les couleurs à 127 reprises depuis ses débuts en septembre 2017.

Cette prolongation intervient après un épisode compliqué avec le XV de France lors de la dernière tournée. Non retenu pour affronter la Nouvelle-Zélande et marqué psychologiquement, le demi d’ouverture bordelais avait demandé à rentrer chez lui pour se ressourcer.

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Jalibert n’avait pas été appelé pour le dernier match des Bleus face à Argentine mais avait été relancé en Top 14 à Vannes le week-end dernier, pour seulement dix petites minutes passées sur le terrain.

Victime d’une béquille de la part du pilier anglais Mako Vunipola à la 2e minute, il avait quitté ses partenaires huit minutes plus tard. Sa blessure ayant bien évolué cette semaine, il a été titularisé à l’ouverture ce samedi face au MHR.

Jalibert est le troisième cadre de l’UBB à prolonger ces dernières semaines après le pilier droit international tongien Ben Tameifuna, 33 ans, qui a prolongé jusqu’en 2027 et le centre international Yoram Moefana, 24 ans, jusqu’en 2028.

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