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TOP 14

Raffaele Costa Storti transféré à Castres ?

Par Idriss Chaplain

Il y a 2 jours

Raffaele Costa Sorti à Toulouse durant la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 (Photo de Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)

Ce 9 décembre, Midi Olympique / Rugbyrama a annoncé que le Portugais Raffaele Costa Storti (Stade Français) avait de fortes chances de rejoindre le CO avec effet immédiat.

Après deux grosses saisons de Pro D2 avec Béziers et une Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023, Raffaele Costa Storti était revenu à Paris à l’intersaison, où il était très attendu après avoir montré de belles promesses.

Pour autant, et même s’il a marqué un essai avec le Stade Français pour son premier match en Top 14 cette saison, il n’a plus rejoué en championnat depuis.

Revenu cet été au Stade français après un prêt à Béziers, Raffaele Costa Storti pourrait quitter la capitale ces prochains jours.
Intéressé par son profil, le Castres olympique a, selon nos informations, reçu l’ailier ce lundi après-midi.
Plus d’infos > https://t.co/36Gh7kbJZR pic.twitter.com/vDV08pnuCX
— RUGBYRAMA (@RugbyramaFR) December 9, 2024

Avec le Portugal, il a joué 80 minutes contre les États-Unis puis 80 minutes contre l’Écosse à Murrayfield, en novembre, deux matchs au cours desquels il a marqué un essai à chaque rencontre.

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RugCs 20 minutes ago

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Cantab 26 minutes ago

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RugCs 27 minutes ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

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The insidious kiwi press called him the best coach in the world because he won a few titles in a second rate competition while the best coach in the world played with 51 players.

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NHinSH 1 hour ago

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Lele005 1 hour ago

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GG 1 hour ago

It's time for the All Blacks to break up Jordie Barrett and Rieko Ioane

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Head high tackle 1 hour ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

No mistake at all and it wasnt NZ that LET anyone go. Mounga chose his path. I respect that 100% but I donot respect him signing then going "Hey pick me because Im the best the world has ever seen" Sorry Mounga you are NOT. ABs were amazing until end of 2018. ( 88% win ration for 5 years before ) All started going downhil from there from a stats and a results wise. Mounga made his debut in end 2018. It lines up exactely with the start of the decline. He is a great SR level player but hasnt cemented his test spot ever. I would much rather we see a youngster given an opportunity than have Mounga back.

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Cantab 2 hours ago

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Head high tackle 2 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

I don’t think you understand how the eligibility rules work.

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

I’m sure. However, I think this whole thing sounding like Razor’s just campaigning for Mounga is silly.

I mean you’ve named like 6 fly halves, all supposedly better than springboks, who haven’t seen any AB game time and yet we’re still talking about Mounga?

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

That’s true. Have you ever been to South Africa?

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

That’s true.

But the weather! Oh the weather!

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'