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06 Sept 2025
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MUNSTER'S new World Cup-winning centre Damian de Allende has given his first interview since joining the province earlier in the summer.
Twenty eight-year-old De Allende joined Munster from the Panasonic Wild Knights in Japan after playing a leading role in South Africa’s 2019 World Cup winning campaign.
Starting six of his seven appearances at the 2019 World Cup, Damian scored important tries in the knock-out wins over Japan and Wales.
His attacking form was matched by a physical defensive display as he made his presence felt at every stage with a huge work rate from midfield.
From Cape Town, he has made 47 appearances for the Springboks to date, scoring six tries.
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