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Serge Blanco

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Serge Blanco was a famous rugby player.

He played for France. Fans called him the Pelé of Rugby. This means he was a great star.

Serge played the fullback position. He also played on the wing. He played in 93 games for France. At that time, this was a record. He scored 38 tries for his country. That is also a record for France. In 1987, he scored a big try. This happened in a World Cup game. It helped France win the game.

Serge was born in Venezuela. His father was from there. His mother was Basque. He grew up in Biarritz, France. He played for the Biarritz Olympique club. He was very good at the game. He joined the Hall of Fame in 1997. This is a list of the best players.

Serge stopped playing rugby in 1991. He became the president of his club. He helped Biarritz win two titles. He also led a big rugby league. Now, he owns many hotels. He even has his own clothing brand.

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