Thomas Castaignède is a highly respected former French rugby player who excelled in multiple positions, such as fly-half, centre, and fullback. Throughout his career, he proudly represented France on over 50 occasions from 1995 to 2007, amassing an impressive total of 252 points. Affectionately known as the "Petit Prince" due to his exceptional skills and stature, Thomas is now in high demand as a sought-after speaker for a wide range of events, including sporting occasions, charity fundraisers, and after-dinner gatherings.
Born in Mont-de-Marsan, Aquitaine, Thomas began his rugby journey with Stade Montois before making a significant impact at Toulouse, where he played a pivotal role in the team's triumphant seasons. He later went on to play for Castres Olympique and Saracens, leaving a lasting legacy in each club. After retiring from competitive play in 2007, Thomas decided to embark on a career in finance in the vibrant city of London. Additionally, he embraced his passion for writing by contributing to The Guardian and lending his expert analysis as a pundit for Canal+ and ITV Sport.
Thomas possesses a natural charisma and unwavering confidence that make him a captivating speaker on a diverse range of topics, including journalism, banking, and, of course, rugby. If you are interested in securing Thomas Castaignède as a speaker for your next event, please don't hesitate to contact PepTalk.
