Visit to Geneva club

Thomas Ramos and several players from the Stade Toulousain visited the Servette Rugby Club in Geneva as part of a charitable event. The group included Antoine Dupont, Blair Kinghorn, Julien Marchand, and Jack Willis, who joined Ramos for the evening of solidarity and rugby exploration.

Toulouse's storied player

Thomas Ramos has been a key figure for the Stade Toulousain since joining the club in 2011. As a fly-half or fullback, he has played a significant role in the team's successes, including their victories in the Bouclier de Brennus, one of the most prestigious domestic trophies in French rugby.

Future move confirmed

Ramos will leave the Stade Toulousain at the end of the 2026–2027 season to join Racing 92. The move marks the end of a long chapter for the player, who has spent most of his professional career with the Toulouse club.

Continuing team life

Despite his future move, Ramos remains an active and present figure within the Stade Toulousain. Even during his recent absence due to injury, his influence on the team is still noticeable.

Geneva visit details

The visit to Geneva was part of a charity event organized around the Servette Rugby Club. The club, founded in 2014, plays in the French National 2 competition, highlighting the strong rugby connections between France and Switzerland.

Stud storage observation

During the visit, the group noticed a practical but unremarkable feature: a space dedicated to storing rugby studs. This type of equipment helps organize gear and simplify daily operations for players and staff.

Ramos' reaction

Ramos expressed interest in the storage space, commenting that it was something his team needed. His remark prompted a response from his coach, Ugo Mola, who suggested taking a photo for the club’s logistics manager.

Humorous remark

Ramos added a light-hearted comment, saying he would not have the storage space, but the response from a teammate was quick: "You'll already be at Racing." The joke highlighted the team's relaxed dynamic despite the significant change on the horizon.

Ramos' perspective

In an interview with Canal+, Ramos acknowledged that the timing of his move had been complicated but emphasized that there was no sense of rupture within the team. He remains focused on his goals with Toulouse before moving to Racing 92.

Rugby's growing reach

The visit also underscored the increasing international interest in rugby, with Swiss fans able to follow major European and international matches through various broadcasters. Sports betting has become a popular way to engage with the sport, though it is important to ensure that operators are authorized in Switzerland.

Conclusion of the visit

The Geneva visit served as a brief but memorable interlude in Ramos’ season. It combined charitable efforts, rugby exploration, and a touch of humor, reflecting the good mood and camaraderie within the Stade Toulousain.