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Transferts : Richie Gray vers le Japon

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 41 jours

Richie Gray, ici sous le maillot de l'Ecosse, va rejoindre le Japon d'ici la fin de l'année. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

L’ancien 2^e ligne de Castres et de Toulouse Richie Gray s’est engagé avec le Toyota Verblitz, en Japan Rugby League One, en vue de la saison à venir au Japon.

Les Glasgow Warriors, son club il y a encore quelques jours, ont annoncé début octobre que l’international écossais, 35 ans, quitterait le pays fin novembre. Sans en dire plus sur sa future destination.

Passé par la Premiership, le Top 14 et l’URC (United Rugby Championship), l’ainé des frères Gray va donc connaître un nouveau pays et un nouveau championnat en décembre, quand débutera le championnat japonais.

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Il y retrouvera les champions du monde Pieter-Steph du Toit et Aaron Smith, et évoluera sous les ordres de Steve Hansen, l’ancien sélectionneur des All Blacks.

Richie Gray privé d’adieux au Scotstun

Glasgow effectuera une mini-tournée en Afrique du Sud lors des deux prochaines journées d’URC, contre les Sharks et les Stormers.

Il s’agira des dernières sorties du joueur, capé 77 fois avec sa sélection, avec les Warriors avant que le championnat ne fasse une pause au mois de novembre durant la fenêtre internationale.

Non convoqué la semaine dernière à l’occasion de la victoire à domicile de Glasgow Warriors sur les Zebre, Richie Gray n’aura donc pas l’occasion de faire ses adieux au Scotstun, le stade des Warriors.

Le Toyota Verblitz entamera sa campagne de JRLO contre les Kubota Spears Funabashi Tokyo-Bay le 22 décembre.

« J’ai vraiment hâte de vous rencontrer, je vais donner le meilleur de moi-même et travailler dur afin de contribuer au succès de l’équipe du Verblitz », a exprimé Gray dans un communiqué publié par le club japonais.

Dans le dernier épisode de "Walk the Talk", Jim Hamilton s'entretient avec Damian de Allende, double champion du monde de rugby, au sujet des Springboks, en particulier de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 et de la série à venir contre l'Irlande. Regardez l'épisode gratuitement dès maintenant sur RugbyPass TV.

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