Summary
Louis Bielle-Biarrey, a 21-year-old rugby player, has quickly become a standout in the sport. He has scored a remarkable number of tries for his team, Bordeaux-Begles, and has been exceptionally fast on the field. He will soon compete against Northampton Saints in the Champions Cup final.
Key Facts
- Louis Bielle-Biarrey is 21 years old and plays rugby for Bordeaux-Begles.
- This season, he has scored 31 tries in 27 matches.
- He broke a record with eight tries in a single Six Nations campaign.
- Louis's top sprint speed is 37.8 km/h (23.5 mph), faster than any recent player in the Premier League.
- Joel Bielle-Biarrey, his father, was surprised by Louis's speed when noticed by a trainer at Grenoble.
- Louis started impressing with his skills at age 17, after growing in strength and speed.
- He will play in the upcoming Champions Cup final against Northampton Saints.
- As a child, Louis wanted to become a professional rugby player.
