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Vincent Clerc
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France
Age
45
Position
Outside Back
Height
178cm
Weight
87kg
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Vincent Clerc Bio
Vincent Clerc has defied his stature to become one of the most powerful wingers in European rugby. His breakthrough seasons came with Grenoble before Toulouse signed him for his finishing abilities in 2002. He has won the Top 14 once and the Heineken Cup three times with the French giants. He won his first cap for France in 2002 against South Africa and now has over 20 tries for the national side. At the 2007 World Cup he scored five tries in six appearances.
