Alexis Palisson

Rugby player with France national team

Alexis Palisson - Rugby player with France national team
Born

September 9th, 1987
37 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

France

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Played as a winger and fullback, achieving recognition in rugby union. Represented France in multiple international competitions, including the Rugby World Cup. Featured prominently in the domestic league, showcasing skills with clubs such as Perpignan and Stade Français. Had a successful professional career spanning over a decade, contributing to various team successes and individual accolades.

Represented France in Rugby World Cup tournaments

Competed in Top 14 with Perpignan and Stade Français

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