Heavy weights are returning to Bordeaux, potentially strengthening the local rugby team. According to Rugbyrama, Ben Tameifuna and Carlü Sadie are close to rejoining the Bordeaux-Bègles (UBB) team. Their return could have a major impact on the team's performance, especially in the scrum, which is a key area of the game where players push against each other to gain possession of the ball. Carlü Sadie, a South African right prop, surprised everyone by participating in team training on Tuesday. Despite being retained by the Springboks for the summer and experiencing his first selections with the national team, Sadie was not expected to return to Bordeaux until after the Nations Championship. His early return would be a significant boost for the UBB, as the team has faced several absences in the scrum this season. Sadie's strength and experience in the scrum could provide much-needed support. Meanwhile, Ben Tameifuna, a Tongan prop, has also been making progress in his recovery. After undergoing surgery on his left shoulder in June, Tameifuna has accelerated his rehabilitation. He resumed team training at the end of September and is now expected to return to competition as early as Saturday against Clermont. His return will add even more power to the UBB's scrum. With the combined weight of nearly 290 kg, Sadie and Tameifuna could significantly enhance the UBB's performance. This reinforcement comes at a crucial time, as the team is preparing for a series of away matches, starting with the game against Clermont. These matches are important for confirming the team's resurgence following their recent performance against Lyon. The added strength from these two players could provide the UBB with a significant advantage, especially as they approach the Champions Cup competition.