Enzo Hervé, the fly-half of the RCTmight well pack his bags to join theASM Clermont from next season. While his contract with Toulon runs until June 2025, several signals suggest that a departure is in the works.
ASM in search of a new fly-half
Clermont, looking for one or two fly-halfs to strengthen its squad at the end of the season, is taking a close look at Enzo Hervé’s profile. The contracts of its two current number 10s, Benjamin Urdapilleta And Anthony Belleauexpire next June, opening the door to strategic recruitment.
According to Rugby Prime in recent days, the Toulon player, with his experience in Top 14 with Brive and now at RCT, could meet the needs of the Auvergne club.
Solid performance but limited playing time
Despite a good start to the season with Toulon, Hervé has seen his playing time reduced since the arrival of Paolo Garbisi.
A starter in most matches last season, he lost his place to the Italian international. This situation encourages the player to consider a change of scenery to find more regularity on the pitch.
A decision expected in the coming months
The potential transfer of Enzo Hervé to Clermont could depend on the performances of the players in place and the contract extension decisions of ASM.
The club, keen to secure an international-level fly-half for the 2025/2026 season, will have to make a decision quickly to anticipate preparations for the next season.
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