Monty Ewan may not return to Benetton and stay in Australia
The strong Samoan winger will not return to the Lions before next season
Monty Ewan may not return to Benetton and remain in Australia. PH OnRugby.it
After the first weeks of training as next season approaches at Benetton, Monte Ewan is still absent. The player, who returned to Australia at the end of the last URC tournament, was supposed to return to Italy at the beginning of July to be available to Marco Portolami, but that did not happen.
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OnRugby also confirmed Ioane remained in Australia due to personal reasons related to the fact that the family would not be willing to follow him up this season with a move to Veneto. So the situation seems rather delicate and both the player’s attorney and the company’s attorney understand how to do it: in fact, last December 29, Ewan renewed his contract with the Green and-white team until 2025, so it’s still today. Under contract with Benetton and no. They can subscribe to any other formation.
Negotiations are continuing between the two parties, but the maximum reserve is liquidated in relation to the position of the strong Australian winger that equals it with the national team.
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Born in Melbourne on October 30, 1994, Monte Ioan arrived in Treviso in November 2017 and immediately established himself as one of the best defenders in Pro14, to the point that he was included in the ‘Dream Team’ in 2019 and 2020. In green and white in the past five seasons with a record 32 goals, for a performance that also allowed him to earn a call-up with the Azzurri national team.
Monte Ioan’s first appearance for Italy was on December 5, 2020 in Yanelli against Wales in the Autumn Nations Cup, so the winger played 13 more games by competing in the last six countries (2021 and 2022) during which he scored two goals.
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