Top 14. Leon Officializes 6 Recruits, Including All Black, Springbok and Wallaby
by Simon Galinier
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The winner of the Challenge Cup 2022 at the expense of Toulon Club Lions A new era will begin next season under the director’s leadership Xavier Garbajosa, who will land this summer in place of Pierre Mignone again in Toulon. A cycle formed in the continuity of the previous cycle, since the LOU was just formed 16 accessories And the 6 recruits.
Aliens, Tollocene and Nuggets from Pro D2
Among the ‘High Potential Reinforcements’ who will join the ranks of First Class LyonVerse In July, we found three foreigners, an “all black” whore. Liam Coltman (32 years old; 8 choices), South African third streak Arno Botta (30 years old; two choices) and Australian Center Kyle Goodwin (29 years old; pick one).
It also features the right column of New Caledonia, Paolo is a parasite (26 years old), two-time French champion and European champion with Toulouse, plus two players who exploded the screen in Pro D2, No. 8 Maxime Gozo (23 years old), reached the Pro D2 final with Mont-de-Marsan, three-quarters quarterback or New Zealand winger Narbonne, Josiah Maraco. They’ve all scored in LOU for two seasons, until June 2024.
Transfers from Lyon:
Arrivals: Paolo Tavilli (Probe, 26, Toulouse), Liam Coltman (Prostitute, 32, Highlanders), Arno Botta (3rd row, 30, Bulls), Maxime Guzon (third row, 23, Mont-de-Marsan), Kyle Goodwin (at Center, aged 29, Western Power), Josiah Maraco (centre, aged 22, Narbonne) and Teo Williams (3rd line, aged 22, returning from Borg-en-Presse loan)
Departures: Mickaël Ivaldi (32-year-old prostitute, Stade Français), Mathieu Bastaël (3rd row, 33,?), Colby Fainga’a (3rd row, 31,?), Charlie Ngatay (centre, 31, Leinster), Pierre-Louis Brassy (centre, 24, Toulouse), Clement Laporte (back, 24, Pau).
In terms of extensions, LOU will be able to build on solid foundations for next season since then 16 players From its workforce have returned, as well as executives, foreigners and historical players, as well as young talents: Vivian Davies (2024), Francisco Gomez Cudilla (2023), Yannis Charcosset (2025), Guillaume Marchand (2023), Kilian Gerasi (2023) (2024) , Mickaël Guillard (2024), Félix Lambey (2025), Dylan Cretin (2025), Loann Goujon (2024), Jordan Taufua (2025), Théo William (2025), Baptiste Couillod (2025), Léo Berdeu (2024) and Xavier Mignot (2025), Tavite Veredamu (2023), and Toby Arnold (2023).
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