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Transferts : cinq clubs, dont deux français, sur Finn Russell

Par Neil Fissler

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Finn Russell pourrait faire son retour dans le Top 14 en 2025. (Photo by Patrick Khachfe/Getty Images)

En fin de contrat à Bath en juillet prochain, le demi d’ouverture Finn Russell est déjà très courtisé. Deux clubs français sont notamment sur les rangs.

Finn Russell sera en fin de contrat en juillet 2025, et les cinq clubs sont déjà sur les rangs pour accueillir le demi d’ouverture écossais. Ce dernier dispose à Bath d’un des plus gros contrats jamais signés dans le monde du rugby, estimé à 1,2 million de livres (environ 1,4 million d’euros) par saison.

Selon les informations de RugbyPass, Russell, l’un des joueurs les plus créatifs du rugby mondial, a le choix entre deux clubs français, deux clubs anglais, et un club japonais pour son futur.

Le Racing 92 réfléchirait à le faire revenir, mais cela dépendrait de l’avenir d’Owen Farrell avec les ‘ciel et blanc’ alors que l’ancien capitaine de l’Angleterre disposera encore d’un an de contrat en 2025.

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Russell, qui a disputé 107 matchs avec le Racing en cinq saisons, dispose encore d’une grosse cote au Racing. Il a été vu en grande conversation dimanche dernier avec le président du club Laurent Travers, alors que ce dernier se trouvait à Murrayfield pour assister à Écosse – Afrique du Sud (15-32).

Le Stade Français est aussi intéressé par les services de Russell, tout comme les Saracens, qui cherchent à redorer leur blason et un meneur de jeu de classe mondiale un an après avoir perdu Farrell.

Un autre club de Premiership est sur les rangs, il s’agit de Bristol. Les Bears ont fait de Russell leur cible N.1 pour l’associer à la charnière à son compatriote Tom Jordan, ciblé lui aussi pour un transfert l’été prochain.

Enfin, le club japonais d’Urayasu D-Rocks, entraîné par l’Écossais Greig Laidlaw, aimerait aussi faire venir Finn Russell, qui aura donc l’embarras du choix l’été prochain.

Cet article a été publié initialement sur RugbyPass.com et adapté en français par Jérémy Fahner.

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