Fabian Galtic and the staff of the French team called up 37 players for the start of the Six Nations tournament, a trip to Italy on February 6th. If the romaine stink is not visible (broken jawbone), executives return after the end of the fall cup sale.

Revelation of the top 14

Young racing winger Donovan Taofifenuva (21), who is the author of six attempts in nine of the top 14 races, is in the group, along with George-Henry Columb (racing) and center Julian Del Boise (Stade Franchise). Clermontoise Damien Penard is back. Vincent Ratz (Montpellier) no.

37 players named in French squad:

Anthony Bouthier, Bryce Dulin, Thomas Ramos – Damian Penard, Donovan Taofifenuva, Teddy Thomas, Gabin Villier – Julian Delbouis, Galfico, Virimi Vakatawa, Arthur Vincent – Louis Carbondil, Jalbert , Franങ്കois Cross, Anthony Jellonch, Charles Olivone, Selavasio Tolofua – Killian Gerasi, Bernard Le Rox, Baptist Pesenti, Swan Rebadge, Romain Tavofenua, Paul Willemse – Uni Atonio, Cyril Beille Hassan Collinger, Julian Marchand

Under the agreement signed between LNR and FFR, these 37 players will be supplemented by five “training partners”. So the Blues’ staff can count on 42 players to prepare for the 2021 tournament. A training camp in Nice, like last year, will find a ground in Rome against France’s 16th Italy. Hygiene conditions have provided that this will allow.

Six Nations Tournament Calendar

The first day
February 6:
Italy-France (3.15pm)
England-Scotland (5:45 pm)
February 7:
Wales-Ireland (4pm)

The second day
February 13:
England-Italy (3.15pm)
Scotland-Wales (5:45 pm)
February 14:
Ireland-France (4pm)

The third day
February 27:
Italy-Ireland (3.15pm)
Wales-England (5:45 pm)
February 28:
France-Scotland (4pm)

The fourth day
13 Mars:
Italy-Wales (3.15pm)
England-France (5.45pm)
14 Mars:
Scotland-Ireland (4pm)

The fifth day
20 Mars:
Scotland-France (3.15pm)
Ireland-England (5:45 pm)
France-Wales (9pm)