Stade Français
House of Rugby offers a selection of Stade Français Paris jerseys, balls, shorts and autres official rugby products at competitive prices. Join the community of passionate rugby fans and proudly show your support for your favorite team.
-
NEW
-
24h
-
NEW
-
24h
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
24h
-
24h
-
24h
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
-
NEW
A glorious tradition
Stade Français , based in Paris, is one of the oldest and most prestigious clubs rugby clubs on France. Founded in 1883, the club has a rich history spanning more than a century. It has witnessed many moments of glory, memorable victories and legendary players who have marked the history of French rugby. With its iconic rose jersey, Stade Français embodies a tradition of class, style and quality rugby that has captured the hearts of fans across generations.
The Recent Resurgence
While Stade Français has enjoyed periods of major success in its past, it has also faced challenges in recent years. However, recent seasons have seen a remarkable revival. Under the leadership of its president, Thomas Savare, and general manager, Heyneke Meyer, the club has embarked on a rebuilding process aimed at bringing Stade Français back to the pinnacle of French rugby. The recruitment of international talents such as South African fly-half Morné Steyn and Argentine hooker Julián Montoya has strengthened the squad and contributed to the team's renaissance.
Current aspirations
Today, Stade Français aspires to regain its place among the most competitive teams on Top 14. The club's aim is to win back domestic titles and shine on the European stage. Loyal and passionate Parisian fans are eager to see their favorite team return to its former glory. Stade Français , with its legendary history and commitment to excellence, continues to be a force to be reckoned with in French rugby, and its future promises to hold many more glorious pages for this institution of French sport.
