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A little over a year after his first selection during preparation for the 2023 World Cup against Scotland, Louis Bielle-Biarrey settles even more in the hearts of French rugby fans.

HAS 21 ansthe winger of the XV of France left his mark during the 2024 autumn tour. Three matches during which he became the new darling of Blues supporters. Against Argentina (37-23), the Bordélo-Béglais scored again an exceptional essay.

Louis Bielle-Biarrey: 10 tries with the XV of France

For this 14^e selection with the XV of France, Louis Bielle-Biarrey marked his 10^e test under the blue jersey. Against the Pumas, nothing better than playing on the feet to score points against the football nation. The UBB winger kicked to follow on the ground like a big bridge made on two Argentinians before flattening the ball in the goal.

On this fall tour, the All Blacks and the Japanese were victims of the serial marker of the XV of France. Against the New Zealanders, the UBB winger scored a single try, showing his speed against that of Sevu Reece and Anton Lienert-Brown. During the first meeting in November, Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored a double against Eddie Jones' men.

Louis Bielle-Biarrey indisputable holder

Since his first selection with the Blues, everything has come together. Selected to play during the World Cup at just 20 years old, Louis Bielle-Biarrey was holder during three group matches and for the quarter-final against South Africa. Substitute at the start of the 6 Nations tournament against Ireland, the young player from Isère then continued three tenures against Scotland, Wales and England.

Absent from the tour in Argentina due to his participation in the Top 14 final with the UBB, he returned to Blue during this fall tour. A sensational month of November which propels it like the indisputable holder on the left wing of the XV of France. Looking forward to the 2025 6 Nations tournament!

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