Marceau Marzullo, a player who recently returned to action with the France U20 team after an injury, has been seen back on the training field of Stade Toulousain and took part in professional team sessions this week. He previously played a match with the club's youth team, the Espoirs, to mark his return from injury. Stade Toulousain, a professional rugby team based in Toulouse, is currently facing a significant injury crisis, with 22 players from the senior squad reportedly sidelined. Several key players in the back row—such as Jack Willis, Léo Banos, Anthony Jelonch, Mathis Castro-Ferreira, and possibly François Cros, who is still recovering—are missing. In response to these absences, head coach Ugo Mola rotated his squad during the recent match against Montpellier, bringing in Marc-Élie Kouassi and replacing Efrain Elias on the wing. With so many players out, Mola may look to give younger players more opportunities in the upcoming matches. One of these prospects is Marzullo, who was named captain of the France U20 team during the last tournament. Another young player, Guillaume Reynaud, who is the captain of the youth team, has also been training with the senior squad. It is difficult to predict Mola's exact plans, given the depth of young talent available in the Stade Toulousain squad. Tommaso Menoncello, who has returned to training, is hoping to secure a place in the upcoming match against Castres. He could be joined by Thomas Ramos and Santiago Chocobares, who are expected to be strong contenders against Castres' backline. Many of the young players who might be selected for the match against Castres already have experience with the senior team, either through friendly matches or international games, including those with the France A team. This experience is seen as enough to meet the demands of elite French rugby. As many observers note, Stade Toulousain remains a formidable team, even when fielding what some call a "B team."