Etene Nanai-Seturo is set to make his debut in the Top 14, France's top-tier rugby competition, this weekend when Clermont faces La Rochelle, according to the rugby news site Rugbyrama. The 27-year-old, who previously played for New Zealand's Chiefs, is expected to start at fullback. Clermont is looking to use his dynamic playing style—characterized by his ability to create space and take risks—to enhance the team's attacking strategies. Nanai-Seturo has described himself as a "fairly free player who loves to nibble spaces," highlighting his preference for exploiting gaps in the opposition's defense. Clermont hopes that his unpredictable style will make the team's attack harder to defend against and add an X factor that can turn minor opportunities into crucial points during matches. Clermont has been performing well recently, particularly in their match against Castres, and now they aim to maintain their strong form when playing away from their home stadium. The addition of Nanai-Seturo is seen as a strategic move to strengthen the team's offensive capabilities. His speed and instinct could help him establish himself in French rugby, much like Rodrigo Marta, who has been making an impact this season with his ability to win crucial one-on-one duels at the start of matches. Nanai-Seturo will be supported by experienced teammates such as Delguy, Raka, AJ Lam, and possibly Harry Plummer. His presence is expected to inject more power into Clermont's attack, forcing opponents to rethink their defensive strategies. With his ability to win duels, opponents may be more cautious about exposing themselves to free ball restarts, which could disrupt their usual game plans.