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L'international Portugais Manuel Cardoso Pinto a signé à Peñarol

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La star portugaise Manuel Cardoso Pinto est prête à rejoindre le Super Rugby Americas À quelques semaines du Rugby Europe Championship 2025, le Portugais Manuel Cardoso Pinto devrait quitter son pays pour rejoindre la franchise uruguayenne Peñarol. Le joueur de 26 ans rencontrera son nouveau club après la conclusion du tournoi de qualification pour la Coupe du Monde de Rugby masculine, signant un contrat d'une saison avec le double vainqueur du Super Rugby Americas. Comme le rapporte le journaliste d'El Observador Ignacio Chans, Cardoso Pinto signera un contrat professionnel tout en travaillant comme développeur d'affaires : « [Manuel Cardoso Pinto] arrive dans des circonstances très particulières, puisque c'est l'arrière extérieur qui a appelé Ivo Dugonjic [le directeur du rugby de Peñarol] pour lui demander de rejoindre l'équipe, en combinant ses carrières sportives et commerciales. » Cardoso Pinto a commencé à jouer au rugby à l'âge de quatre ans et a rapidement gravi les échelons dans son club, l'AEIS Agronomia, où il a toujours été considéré comme l'un des joueurs les plus talentueux de sa génération. Après avoir aidé le Portugal à remporter son premier trophée du Rugby Europe Championship U20, l'arrière a été sélectionné en équipe nationale en 2016 et a décroché 39 capes et 15 essais depuis ses débuts. Avec Patrice Lagisquet à la tête des Lobos, Pinto est devenu un habitué de l'équipe première et a joué un rôle important dans la seule victoire du Portugal dans une Coupe du Monde de Rugby masculin. Avec l'arrivée de Simon Mannix, le dynamique sprinteur a conservé sa place dans l'équipe, débutant contre la Namibie et les Springboks en juillet dernier. Il s'agit de la deuxième expérience à l'étranger de Cardoso Pinto, après une saison infructueuse avec Narbonne en 2021, au cours de laquelle il n'a pratiquement pas joué avant de retourner dans son pays d'origine. Le Super Rugby Americas 2025 débute le week-end du 14/15 février, mais la nouvelle recrue de Peñarol ne sera disponible qu'après la fenêtre des tests de printemps, car le Portugal a trois matchs cruciaux à jouer contre la Belgique, l'Allemagne et la Roumanie. Manuel Cardoso Pinto (Portugal) célèbre sa première victoire en Coupe du Monde de Rugby après le match de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby France 2023 entre les Fidji et le Portugal au Stadium de Toulouse le 08 octobre 2023 à Toulouse, France. (Photo par Julian Finney - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images)

Manuel Cardoso Pinto, la star portugaise de 26 ans, s’apprête à rejoindre la franchise uruguayenne Peñarol pour la saison à venir du Super Rugby Americas. Le joueur, qui évolue à l’arrière et est connu pour sa polyvalence, signera un contrat d’une saison avec les doubles champions du Super Rugby Americas après la fin du tournoi de qualification pour la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2027.

Selon le journal El Observador, c’est Cardoso Pinto qui a pris l’initiative de contacter Ivo Dugonjic, le directeur du rugby de Peñarol, pour proposer ses services, combinant ainsi ses carrières sportive et commerciale. En plus de son rôle de joueur, Cardoso Pinto travaillera également comme promoteur commercial.

Bombazo en el @SuperRugbyAM: Peñarol Rugby incorporó a Manuel Cardoso Pinto; fullback de la selección de Portugal, mundialista en 2023. 26 años, exNarbonne🇫🇷. Llega de forma muy especial: viaja a Uruguay por su profesión y le propuso al DT Ivo Dugonjic sumarse al equipo pic.twitter.com/fCXBMeUiBj
— Ignacio Chans (@ignaciochans) January 11, 2025

Issu du club AEIS Agronomia, il a commencé le rugby à l’âge de quatre ans et est rapidement devenu l’un des talents les plus prometteurs de sa génération. Après avoir aidé le Portugal à remporter son premier trophée du Rugby Europe Championship U20, il a été sélectionné en équipe nationale en 2016, accumulant depuis 39 sélections et 15 essais.

Une expérience infructueuse à Narbonne

Sous la direction de Patrice Lagisquet, Manuel Cardoso Pinto est devenu un membre important de l’équipe du Portugal, jouant un rôle crucial lors de la victoire historique de son équipe lors de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby masculine. Avec l’arrivée de Simon Mannix en tant qu’entraîneur, Pinto a conservé sa place, jouant en tant que titulaire contre la Namibie et les Springboks lors de la tournée de juillet dernier.

Cependant, son aventure à l’étranger n’a pas toujours été réussie. En 2021, Pinto a vécu une saison difficile avec le club de Narbonne, où il n’a quasiment pas joué avant de retourner au Portugal.

Pour la saison 2025 du Super Rugby Americas, qui débutera le week-end du 14-15 février, Pinto rejoindra Peñarol, mais il ne sera disponible qu’après la fenêtre des tests de printemps, car le Portugal a encore trois matchs décisifs à jouer contre la Belgique, l’Allemagne et la Roumanie.

Cet article a été initialement publié en anglais sur RugbyPass.com et adapté en français par Willy Billiard.

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Cantab 17 days ago

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Although NZ won comfortably enough they weren’t always convincing and a better opposition may well have found them out. If our gun 7s players can translate their skills to the 15s game the team would have the ability to beat anyone. Need to be given the chance though.

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James 17 days ago

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And how do you see the Wallabies loosehead / Lion’s tighthead battle Nick?

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dw 17 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Also interested in your thoughts on A Bell. Haven't noticed many scrum issues recently. He also seems to play 60 or so mins every game. A bit of a fan (even though he’s a tah..) but wondered if the Lions would target his scrummaging

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dw 17 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

True. And you look at how the European coaches have got so much out of skelton and how much the local fans love him…and then some Oz fans will still say “he played poorly for the tahs I'm 2015!”

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dw 17 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Thanks Nick but your headline has just jinxed us and reminded me of that night in 2013!

I love any analysis of the scrums such as the above. Cheers.

Allalatoa seems to be in good form and Nongorr appears to be able to hold his own? I think they will pick Tupou regardless of form. After Friday night I am concerned he could be sent off in the first five mins of the test though! He got too pumped up and hit a player high and was carded

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RedWarriors 17 days ago

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I watched the mainstream NZ pundits eg Mils Muliaina and they DID back NZ to win almost to a man.

Ireland will talk their team up as anyone would with the caveats we are playing the ABs and match was de facto 50:50, That is not the same as dismissing the opposition. EG After the quarter John Kirwan said he was sorry France didn’t win versus SA becuase a ‘France-NZ final would be perfect. (The semis had not even been played yet, England and Argentina completely dismissed! He didn’t even realize his own arrogance) NZ are not even aware of the arrogance they exude. Has no Kiwi politely asked the national team to take down the ‘Superstars and Humble Heroes’ boasting on the AB site? Its cringeworthy stuff. Do NZ really see themselves like this?

Note all this BS about Irish arrogance started just after NZs defeat in the 2022 series. Not a coincidence.

Also: this is Irish national TV. We will talk our team up as everyone does. We care too much about judgemental and thin skinned Kiwis getting offended.

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JM 17 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Aussie rugby fans are obsessed with players they hate, for whatever reason.

Michael Hooper is another one, and the hatred only increased whenever he won John Eales medals or the two times he was nominated world player of the year.

I reckon it is because our forwards are technically and mentally weak they put it all on one player who they think should make way for the messiah.

Same for the general team performance and the hate put on players like White, Lolesio, and Foley who should be pulling rabbits out of the hat every play.

I reckon, if we had of had 5 players with Hooper’s desire and drive spread across the team (and especiallythe forwards), we wouldn’t have woken up in the bottom of the ditch.

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RedWarriors 17 days ago

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He shouldn’t have been picked. Not physically able for the most intense matches notably in Twickenham last year. Giving him the captaincy was also a very short sighted decision then after RWC 2023. Ireland have a tendency to be a little too loyal, which can mean the team ages and the rebuild is bigger than should be.

Plenty of lads out there to fill that squad.

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OJohn 17 days ago

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Carlos 17 days ago

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He was also a YC magnet.

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Carlos 17 days ago

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Windsor-Faulkner-Price. 😊

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Mzilikazi 17 days ago

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Mzilikazi 17 days ago

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Would not go as far as whole house in our family, but for me, yes, W1. Loved playing in the scrum, love watching now😀

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Mzilikazi 17 days ago

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BC 17 days ago

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Otagoman II 17 days ago

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NB 17 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

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