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Top 14: “A challenge that motivates me,” Thomas Ramos set to change position at Racing 92

From Le Figaro · () French

Translated from French and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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Interview Named sources New plan
  • France international Thomas Ramos says he will likely move from fullback to fly-half after joining Racing 92 in July 2027.
  • Ramos called the move a motivating challenge and a personal reassessment for the final stage of his career.
  • Before leaving Toulouse, he will pursue a fifth consecutive Brennus Shield, a feat never achieved in the championship’s history.

Thomas Ramos says his move to Racing 92 will likely bring a change of position, with the Toulouse fullback expecting to play fly-half for the next stage of his career.

Stade Toulousain announced in early August that Ramos would leave at the end of the 2026-27 season. The France international, the leading points scorer in the history of the national team, will join Racing 92 on July 1, 2027, on a three-year contract.

Ramos has spent nearly 15 years in Toulouse’s red and black colours. In an interview with Canal Rugby Club, he said the transfer offered him a fresh challenge and a chance to rethink his role on the field.

It is a challenge that motivates me, with a likely move to number 10. It is also a personal reassessment for the end of my career, and that is what I like about this project.

· Thomas RamosHe described his expected move to fly-half after joining Racing 92.

“It is a challenge that motivates me, with a likely move to number 10,” Ramos said. “It is also a personal reassessment for the end of my career, and that is what I like about this project.”

He added that Racing’s leaders understood how he worked and gave him the confidence he needed to commit to the club. Before beginning the new chapter, Ramos will try to leave Toulouse with another major title. Stade Toulousain is seeking a fifth consecutive Brennus Shield, something no team has achieved in the history of the championship.

Racing’s leaders understood how I work and gave me the confidence I needed to commit to them.

· Thomas RamosHe explained why he chose the Paris-based club.
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