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Un tiers des Bleus feront leurs débuts dans le Six Nations

Le centre Émilien Gailleton lors d'un entraînement à Marcoussis, au sud de Paris, le 6 novembre 2024, dans le cadre de la préparation du match international d'automne de rugby à XV entre la France et le Japon. (Photo by Anne-Christine POUJOULAT / AFP) (Photo by ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT/AFP via Getty Images)

Dans le groupe des 42 joueurs convoqués à Marcoussis pour préparer le Six Nations 2025, ils ne sont pas moins de 14 à ne compter aucune expérience dans le Tournoi. En misant sur un renouvellement important de son effectif, Fabien Galthié se lance un pari avec toujours en ligne de mire la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2027 en Australie.

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Si ce Tournoi 2025 est une étape dans ce parcours, celle-ci doit néanmoins être réussie pour deux raisons essentielles : apporter de l’expérience à une génération qu’il forme depuis déjà six ans et gagner des titres. Car si les compétiteurs jouent avec tout pour gagner des matchs, la pression internationale fait qu’à un moment donné la France, sous sa direction, n’a toujours rien gagné, à part un Grand Chelem en 2022.

Si le staff comme les joueurs n’en font pas une fixette, il n’en reste pas moins vrai que, à force, ça commence à peser. Et, tout Galthié qu’il est – posé, réfléchi, tactique, patient – la patience a ses limites – qu’il ne montrera d’ailleurs pas.

Même si 8 de ces 14 joueurs ont une petite expérience internationale – notamment les touristes de l’Amérique du Sud  l’été dernier – un tiers donc du groupe n’a jamais connu l’âpreté du Tournoi des Six Nations. Est-ce une bonne ou une mauvaise nouvelle ?

On serait tenté de répondre… une bonne nouvelle. Deux exemples pour étayer le propos.

Lorsque Nolann Le Garrec gagne sa quatrième sélection le 10 mars 2024 contre le Pays de Galles – ça fait à peine un an et il est devenu incontournable en bleu ! – il est tout de suite nommé Homme du Match grâce notamment à un essai et une chistera entrée dans la légende. Lorsque Georges-Henri Colombe vit sa première cape, dans le même match, il marque un essai.

Certes on objectera que c’était contre le Pays de Galles à un moment où l’équipe de Gatland était plus proche du fond que du sommet. Il n’empêche que, malgré ces grandes échéances, les jeunes joueurs ont joué libéré, en confiance, maîtrisant les schémas de jeu, gardant leur sang froid. Car il faut se souvenir que ce Tournoi 2024, post Coupe du Monde, avait mal débuté avec une fessée de l’Irlande, une victoire laborieuse contre l’Ecosse et un nul humiliant face à l’Italie. Et malgré tout, cette jeune génération a redressé la tête, malgré la pression du résultat, là encore.

Cet environnement fait de confiance et de détermination, qui pousse chacun à se dépasser (les cadres ne sont plus intouchables) et à s’entraider (on n’a jamais entendu Ramos, Jalibert et Ntamack se tirer la bourre sur qui sera l’ouvreur number one), a été patiemment construit par Galthié et son staff dont une partie a été renouvelée il y a un an tout juste.

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Il s’en est passé des choses en un an et désormais le fruit est mûr.

Liste des joueurs qui vivront leur premier Tournoi des Six Nations

  • Hugo Auradou – 1 sélection, 6 juillet 2024 contre l’Argentine
  • Giorgi Beria – 1 sélection, 10 juillet 2024 contre l’Uruguay
  • Joshua Brennan – 0 sélection
  • Marko Gazzotti – 1 sélection, 22 novembre 2024 contre l’Argentine
  • Mathias Halagahu – 0 sélection
  • Oscar Jegou – 1 sélection, 6 juillet 2024 contre l’Argentine
  • Maxime Lamothe – 0 sélection
  • Théo Attissogbe – 3 sélections en 2024
  • Pierre-Louis Barassi – 3 sélections (2019, 2020, 2021)
  • Léo Barré – 0 sélection
  • Gaël Dréan – 0 sélection
  • Antoine Frisch – 2 sélections, en juillet 2024 contre l’Argentine
  • Émilien Gailleton – 6 sélections (2023 & 2024)
  • Noah Nene – 0 sélection


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