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Marcus Smith prolonge aux Harlequins

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 321 jours

Le demi d'ouverture Marcus Smith restera aux Harlequins, son unique club chez les pros, jusqu'en 2028. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

Le demi d’ouverture international anglais Marcus Smith s’est engagé jusqu’en 2028 avec les Harlequins, selon les informations du Telegraph.

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Smith, 25 ans, était très sollicité et avait notamment été en contacts avancés avec le Racing 92 l’an dernier, qui a depuis embauché son prédécesseur en équipe d’Angleterre, Owen Farrell.

Exclusive: Marcus Smith agrees new long-term Harlequins deal despite Bristol Bears interest
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En Gallagher Premiership, les Bristol Bears ont bien essayé de le recruter, mais le joueur né aux Philippines a préféré prolonger son bail dans son club de toujours.

Les Harlequins ont pu revaloriser leur ouvreur vedette grâce notamment au départ du Sud-Africain Andre Esterhuizen aux Sharks, toujours selon The Telegraph.

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