Benjamin Fall has been called to join the XV of France for the upcoming match against Samoa. The Franco-Senegalese player, who represents Racing Métro 92, received his third selection for the national team. His inclusion in the squad is a result of an injury to fullback Brice Dulin.
Benjamin Fall gained prominence in the Top 14, and his transfer to Racing Métro 92 on May 4, 2010, for the sum of 506,000 euros remains the largest transfer in the history of professional rugby in France. He surpassed well-known players like Jonny Wilkinson, Sébastien Chabal, and Dan Carter in terms of transfer fees.
Despite facing challenges with injuries early in his career, Fall demonstrated his high-level performance, notably in the semi-final of the 2010-2011 French Rugby Union Championship, even though his team lost to Montpellier.
