Caleb Muntz, the skilled flyhalf for the Flying Fijians and Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, is preparing for a significant transition to professional rugby in France. After the conclusion of the 2023 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season, he is set to join the Pro D2 club Provence. This move comes after considerable interest from various French clubs, including prestigious Top 14 teams such as Stade Français and Stade Rochelais.
Joining Provence marks an exciting chapter for Muntz, who will become the sixth new addition to the team this upcoming season. His on-field abilities are expected to bolster the club’s performance as he joins an impressive lineup that features accomplished players like George North and Teimana Harrison. This transition not only presents a platform for Muntz to showcase his talents but also reflects a growing trend of Fijian athletes making significant impacts in European rugby.
In recent years, Fijian players have increasingly ventured into European leagues, highlighting the rich talent pool and influence of Fijian rugby on the international stage. Muntz’s decision to move is a testament to his personal aspirations and the rising prestige of Fijian players abroad.
As he looks ahead to this new venture, Muntz remains hopeful for a successful season with the Drua, where he aims to lead the team’s offensive strategies after overcoming challenges from injuries in prior seasons. His journey is an inspiring symbol of the potential for Fijian rugby to shine on a global level, bringing optimism and excitement to fans who eagerly anticipate the next chapter in his career.
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