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Rugby Union Biography

Antoine Dupont

“Antoine D”

French · Lannemezan, France · Born 1 January 1996

Scrum-half
58
caps
22
tries

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The finest rugby union player on the planet — World Player of Year 2x and Olympic sevens gold.

Antoine Dupont was born in Lannemezan, France in 1996. He is universally acknowledged as the world's finest rugby union player. He has won the World Player of the Year award twice. He won the Olympic gold medal in rugby sevens at Paris 2024 — having taken a temporary break from the fifteen-a-side game to help France win on home soil. His combination of scrum-half skills, pace, decision-making and the ability to be decisive in the biggest moments make him technically unlike any previous scrum-half. He plays for Toulouse — the dominant club team in European rugby. He is French rugby's most celebrated player since Serge Blanco.

Best Known For

World Player of Year 2x

Honours & Achievements

Career Honours

  • World Player of Year 2x
  • Six Nations 2x (France)
  • Top 14 Champion (Toulouse)
  • Olympic Gold Sevens (Paris 2024)
Career Journey

Timeline

1996 👶 Born in Lannemezan, France
🏟️ Stade Toulousain
🏆 World Player of Year 2x
🏆 Six Nations 2x (France)
🏆 Top 14 Champion (Toulouse)
🏆 Olympic Gold Sevens (Paris 2024)
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

3 common questions about Antoine Dupont

Antoine Dupont was born in 1996 in Lannemezan.

Antoine Dupont is French.

Antoine Dupont played as a Scrum-half.

Career Timeline — Antoine Dupont
1996
Born in Lannemezan, France
Stade Toulousain
Stade Toulousain
World Player of Year 2x
Six Nations 2x (France)
Top 14 Champion (Toulouse)
Olympic Gold Sevens (Paris 2024)