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The international winger of Bordeaux-Bègles, Louis Bielle-Biarrey, author of the decisive try for the Blues on Saturday in Scotland, has extended his contract with Union Bordeaux-Bègles by two years, which now runs until 2027, announced Monday the Girondin club.
Bielle-Biarrey, 20, trained at FC Grenoble, joined UBB in 2021. Revelation of last season, he was selected by coach Fabien Galthié during the last World Cup. He managed to secure a starting place during the competition organized in France, in place of Gabin Villière (Toulon).
At 20 years and 87 days, he became the youngest French international to play a World Cup match, erasing Romain Ntamack from the shelves (20 years and 143 days during the 2019 World Cup in Japan). Bordeaux-Bègles supporters have certainly not forgotten his debut with the professionals, in January 2022. Barely ten minutes of play in the Top 14 (against Brive) to discover the high level and, the following week, Christophe Urios had started in the Champions Cup against the Welsh Scarlets. The 18-year-old nugget in the red helmet scored a resounding hat-trick.
This season, “LBB” took part in 18 matches this season, with his club or the Blues for a total of 11 tries. Bielle-Biarrey is the sixth JIFF player (Players from training sectors) to extend his lease with the Gironde club after Romain Buros (2026), Mamad Diaby (2026), Sipili Falatea (2026), Pablo Uberti (2026) and Ugo Boniface (2027).
