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Rugby Union

Raphaël Lagarde

Franceb. 1988-10-30Retired
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Biography

Raphaël Lagarde, born on October 30, 1988, in France, is a professional Rugby Union player known for his versatility on the field as a fly-half and fullback. He began his rugby career at a young age, showing notable promise in youth competitions, which led to his selection in various regional teams. Lagarde's professional debut came in the French Top 14, where his skills quickly earned him recognition as a key player for his club.

Throughout his career, Lagarde has played for multiple clubs, with significant stints at notable French teams such as Castres Olympique and US Carcassonne. His consistent performances, characterized by accurate kicking and strategic playmaking, have contributed to his clubs' successes in domestic leagues and tournaments. In addition to his club career, Lagarde has represented France at various levels, showcasing his talents on the international stage.

Lagarde’s impact on the game has been marked by his tactical intelligence and leadership qualities both on and off the field. He is often credited with enhancing the performances of his teammates through mentorship and strategic insights. As a respected figure in French rugby, Lagarde's legacy continues to influence aspiring athletes and the broader rugby community.

Quick Facts

Full nameRaphaël Lagarde
Date of birth1988-10-30
NationalityFrance
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