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Transferts : Brex à Toulon, Delpy prêté à l’USAP, un Gallois à Nice

Juan Ignacio Brex (casqué) va notamment retrouver son coéquipier en équipe d'Italie Paolo Garbisi (à gauche) sous le maillot du RC Toulon. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)

Le RC Toulon construit déjà le squad de la saison prochaine et a recruté le trois-quarts centre italien Juan Ignacio Brex, qui évolue à Trévise, informe L’Équipe. L’Argentin de naissance (32 ans) rejoindra la Rade à la fin de la saison en cours.

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Avec les départs probables de Leicester Fainga’anuku et Jérémy Sinzelle, le RCT cherche un autre trois-quarts centre, et a prolongé recemment le 3e ligne Esteban Abadie, le 2e ligne Brian Alainu’uese, le pilier Dany Priso et le talonneur Teddy Baubigny.

Toulon va également perdre son international argentin Facundo Isa (31 ans, 47 sélections). Le N.8, au club depuis 2017, va rejoindre la Section Paloise à la fin de la saison en cours.

Accablée par les blessures au poste de demi d’ouverture, l’USAP a trouvé son pompier de service pour terminer la saison. Le Stade Toulousain a en effet accepté de prêter Valentin Delpy au club catalan, qui a perdu coup sur coup Jack McIntyre, Antoine Aucagne et le jeune Gabin Kretchmann.

L’USAP n’a pas réussi à faire venir Tedder plus tôt que prévu

Delpy (21 ans), barré par la forte concurrence à Toulouse, n’a disputé qu’une seule rencontre de Top 14 cette saison sous le maillot ‘rouge et noir’. Cela va sans doute changer à Perpignan, actuel 11e du championnat et à la lutte pour son maintien en Top 14.

L’USAP avait dans un premier temps chercher à avancer l’arrivée de Tristan Tedder, recruté en vue de la saison prochaine, mais bloqué par le Racing 92, rival direct des Catalans.

L’USAP a par ailleurs annoncé la prolongation de contrat de son ailier fidjien Tavite Veredamu (35 ans), désormais engagé sous les couleurs ‘sang et or’ jusqu’en 2026.

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Quasiment condamné à un retour en Nationale après une saison en Pro D2 (dernier avec 18 points de retard sur le 15e), le Stade Niçois réussit toutefois un joli coup sur le marché des transferts. Les Azuréens ont obtenu la signature d’Owen Williams, demi d’ouverture international gallois. Actuellement aux Ospreys, le joueur (32 ans, huit sélections) s’est engagé pour deux saisons selon Rugbyrama.

Il s’agit du deuxième gros coup réussi par Nice en quelques semaines, après l’arrivée de Waisea Nayacalevu, libéré par Sale mi-janvier. Le capitaine des Fidji (34 ans, 40 sélections), s’est lui aussi engagé pour deux saisons.

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Yeah exactly. I wanted to watch the last game because I saw the headline that Nick had done an article on it. I saw all the same flaws I had come to expect cause NZ troubles at international level. He grubbered it through with two men unmarked out wide, because he doesn’t have the passing or vision to get it to them. He through a wobbly spiral that nearly got intercepted getting to space out wide after that. Even his little pop pass for a try was uncertain and if anybody else was their would have been plucked out of the air but the defence. As it was the guy went over at close range for a try, but like you say, we know from the past that he still would have made that wrong type of passing choice (should have been a simple yet firm double pump) against better defenses. There were a bunch of other minor things too, getting bumped off, all just in the first half. Not that he didn’t do a lot of Leinster of course, I just care about what he can do in black, and well I definitely wasn’t going to get any good examples out of a onesided contest like that so gave up at about the 33/35min mark.


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