International call-ups for French duo

Jake Watson • 24 June 2024

International call-ups for French duo


Congratulations to London Broncos pair Ugo Tison & Hakim Miloudi who have received international call-ups to France for the upcoming international with England.


The game takes place on Saturday at Toulouse’s Stade Ernest Wallon.


The French squad in full;



  1. Julian BOUSQUET (Dragons Catalans)
  2. Tiaki CHAN (Wigan Warriors)
  3. Alrix DA COSTA (Dragons Catalans)
  4. Jordan DEZARIA (Dragons Catalans)
  5. Théo FAGES (Dragons Catalans)
  6. Benjamin GARCIA (Dragons Catalans)
  7. Mickael GOUDEMAND (Leeds Rhinos)
  8. Enzo GRIFFIER (Sydney Roosters)
  9. Matthieu LAGUERRE (Dragons Catalans)
  10. Franck MARIA (Dragons Catalans)
  11. Hakim MILOUDI (London Broncos)
  12. Arthur MOURGUE (Dragons Catalans)
  13. Romain NAVARRETE (Dragons Catalans)
  14. Arthur ROMANO (Dragons Catalans)
  15. César ROUGÉ (Dragons Catalans)
  16. Hugo SALABIO (Huddersfield Giants)
  17. Justin SANGARÉ (Leeds Rhinos)
  18. Paul SEGUIER (Dragons Catalans)
  19. Maxime STEFANI (Toulouse Olympique XIII)
  20. Ugo TISON (London Broncos)
  21. Fouad YAHA (Dragons Catalans)


And the England squad selected by Shaun Wane;


England Squad: Ben Currie (Warrington Wolves), George Delaney (St Helens), Tyler Dupree (Wigan Warriors), Ash Handley (Leeds Rhinos), James Harrison (Warrington Wolves), Tom Johnstone (Catalans Dragons), Matty Lees (St Helens), Mikey Lewis, Jez Litten (both Hull KR), James McDonnell (Leeds Rhinos), Elliot Minchella (Hull KR), Harry Newman (Leeds Rhinos), Matty Nicholson (Warrington Wolves), Brad O’Neill, Harry Smith, Luke Thompson (all Wigan Warriors), Jack Welsby (St Helens), George Williams (Warrington Wolves), Oliver Wilson (Huddersfield Giants), Sam Wood (Castleford Tigers)

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