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Posted On: November 3rd 2026, 04:29 pm
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🇮🇹🏉👀 What do we think of Italy's latest addition?
Former Argentina fly-half Domingo Miotti has been called up to the Azzurri squad!
Miotti won 10 caps for Los Pumas and previously played under Gonzalo Quesada at the Jaguares, where they reached the Super Rugby final in 2019.
The pair have now reunited in Italy, with Miotti qualifying through his Italian grandfather. According to reports, he turned down the opportunity to return to the Argentina squad this summer, opting instead to pursue an international future with Italy.
And he's in form! 🔥 The Montpellier fly-half was the third-highest points scorer in last season's Top 14, having also won the Challenge Cup and reached the Top 14 final.
With the World Cup less than a year away, could he be exactly what Italy need to strengthen their options at 10?
A great addition to the squad, or do Italy already have enough quality at fly-half? 👇
#SpritzAndScrums #Italrugby #Azzurri #DomingoMiotti #SixNations
Former Argentina fly-half Domingo Miotti has been called up to the Azzurri squad!
Miotti won 10 caps for Los Pumas and previously played under Gonzalo Quesada at the Jaguares, where they reached the Super Rugby final in 2019.
The pair have now reunited in Italy, with Miotti qualifying through his Italian grandfather. According to reports, he turned down the opportunity to return to the Argentina squad this summer, opting instead to pursue an international future with Italy.
And he's in form! 🔥 The Montpellier fly-half was the third-highest points scorer in last season's Top 14, having also won the Challenge Cup and reached the Top 14 final.
With the World Cup less than a year away, could he be exactly what Italy need to strengthen their options at 10?
A great addition to the squad, or do Italy already have enough quality at fly-half? 👇
#SpritzAndScrums #Italrugby #Azzurri #DomingoMiotti #SixNations
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Cesare Brown: Wealthy nations buy up top talent. It’s a trap. In a sense, half of all Argentines, Brazilians, and Uruguayans are practically "Italian." The *Azzurra* [Italian national team] is like a foreign legion—English, French, Māori, South African, Argentine... you can tell where they come from the moment they step onto the pitch. I’ve said as much to *Los Pumas*: they were all born in Argentina! A "true" national team means exactly that: the players were born in that country. [3/11, 14:57] Cesare Brown: You can’t reproach any player for trying to improve their diction; it’s a perfectly legitimate thing to do.
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