Could Elton Jantjies be making a shock move to the Top 14? | French Rugby Podcast

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Transfer rumours are everywhere this week on the podcast with Johnnie Beattie and Tim Groves. The group discussed some of the biggest names that have been linked with a move to French clubs of late. #LeFrenchRugbyPodcast

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