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Transfert : De Benedittis quitte Castres et file à Lyon pour finir la saison

Castres' French player Wayan De Benedittis (L) is tackled by Saracens' English player Phil Brantingham during the European Rugby Champions Cup pool 3, rugby union match between Saracens and Castres at StoneX Stadium in north London on January 19, 2025. (Photo by Glyn KIRK / AFP) (Photo by GLYN KIRK/AFP via Getty Images)
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Le pilier gauche Wayan de Benedittis, libéré par Castres, terminera la saison à Lyon, a annoncé vendredi le club lyonnais de Top 14.

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Révélé au Castres Olympique où il a joué de 2019 à 2025, le joueur a été vice-champion de France en 2022.

Natif de Grenoble, il a débuté le rugby au FC Grenoble à partir de l’année 2006 jusqu’à la catégorie espoirs, en 2019 avant de partir à Castres où il a participé à cinquante matchs.

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