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Top 14 : Le retour de Tristan Tedder à Perpignan la saison prochaine

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Le demi d'ouverture sud-africain du Racing 92 Tristan Tedder lors du match entre l'Union Bordeaux-Bègles (UBB) et le Racing 92 au stade Chaban-Delmas à Bordeaux, le 16 juin 2024. (Photo by ROMAIN PERROCHEAU / AFP) (Photo by ROMAIN PERROCHEAU/AFP via Getty Images)

Le club de rugby de Perpignan a annoncé jeudi le retour la saison prochaine de l’ouvreur sud-africain Tristan Tedder, qui avait quitté la Catalogne pour rejoindre le Racing 92 à l’intersaison 2023.

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Le joueur s’est engagé pour deux saisons, soit jusqu’en 2027. Il retrouvera un club où il avait déjà joué, entre 2021 et 2023 totalisant 46 matchs et plus de 300 points.

C’est la première recrue officielle de l’USAP pour la saison prochaine. Après neuf journées, le club est neuvième du classement de Top 14 (4 victoires, 5 défaites).

Homme de base du Racing 92 la saison dernière (28 matchs, 5 essais), Tristan Tedder, 28 ans, n’a pas encore disputé le moindre match en Top 14 cette saison avec le club francilien, blessé à une épaule lors d’un match de préparation.

Son contrat chez les Franciliens se termine à la fin de la saison.

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