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Cordero's Exeter exit and new club confirmed
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Argentinian international Santiago Cordero is to leave Exeter Chiefs for the Top 14.
The Argentinian international arrived in Devon back in January 2018 on a short-term contract until the end of the season.
The 24-year-old’s impressive form, both in matches and in training, saw him playing his part in guiding the Chiefs to top spot in the Premiership at the end of the 2017/18 season. In May he extended his stay at Chiefs for a further season.
Ranked as the number one right wing in the Premiership by the RugbyPass Index, a lucrative contract in the Top 14 has caught the Argentinian's eye.
Bordeaux Begles have announced that the wing/fullback has signed on a two-year deal.
A lethal back, either on the wing or at full-back, Cordero has proven at the highest level that he has the quality to unlock opposition defences with his fast feed and lightning quick pace.
With 33 caps and 11 international tries to his name, Cordero is known for his electric footwork and game-breaking ability.
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Thanks Nick. Surely they will thump Japan this week and the pressure will be off. Do you want to make a prediction that the defence coach will go before the Six Nations? England seem to want Borthwick there for a long time so surely they will back Bortho and look for a new defence coach?
Go to commentsYes, Carlos, I sensed before hand this would be a very close game, even could see an Arg. win....well, they have beaten all their three SH compatriots this year, then added Italy. And as nick says below, they were winners of the breakdown for a lot of the game, and both sides of the ball too.
Felipe very highly regarded in Ireland, esp. Leinster.
Good luck this weekend !
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