
L'Union Bordeaux Bègles travaille à convertir son ailier supersonique Louis Bielle-Biarrey en ouvreur, selon son manager Yannick Bru, tandis que le manager du Racing 92 Laurent Travers a commenté le départ de Gaël Fickou vers Toulon et l'arrivée de Thomas Ramos.
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L'ailier Louis Bielle-Biarrey réalise de bonnes performances à l'aile avec l'UBB et le XV de France, ce qui pousse son manager à envisager une polyvalence au poste d'ouvreur. Par ailleurs, le départ de Gaël Fickou du Racing 92 vers Toulon a suscité des réactions.
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