Philippe Bernat-Salles

Philippe Bernat-Salles

athlete France

Philippe Bernat-Salles is a retired French rugby union winger who was a notable player for the French national team during the 1990s and early 2000s. He was celebrated for his speed and scoring ability, contributing to France’s success in various international competitions. After retiring from professional rugby, Bernat-Salles has been involved in coaching and sports commentary, sharing his expertise and passion for the game with future generations of players.

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Ireland Ireland: Freeman became the first player since Philippe Bernat-Salles in 2001 to score in every game. 7

Gerry Thornley Darcy Graham Damian Penaud Sione Tuipulotu Yoran Moefana Menoncello Jacob Stockdale Cyril Lowe Ian Smith Romain Ntamack Finn Russell Sam Prendergast Itoje Danilo Fischetti Jean Baptiste Gros Sheehan Uini Atonio Finlay Bealham Zander Fagerson Thibaud Flament Mickael Guillard Daffyd Jenkins Federico Ruzza Ben Curry Tom Curry Josh Van Der Flier Rory Darge Morgan Alldritt Louis Bielle Biarrey Elliot Daly Fin Smith Nika Amashukeli Ross Vintcent Ange Capuozzo
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Gerry Thornley’s Six Nations Team of the Tournament – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Philippe Bernat-Salles discussed Antoine Dupont's exceptional qualities and his impact on the game. 8

Jamison Gibson Park Antoine Dupont John Barclay Brian O Driscoll Fabien Galthie Thomas Ramos Guy Accoceberry
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Mouthwatering clash of Dupont and Gibson-Park really one to savour – The Irish Times