France captain Antoine Dubont tears the Crusader ligaments in his knee during the victory of the six Les Bleus countries over Ireland on Saturday.
Dubont, 28, was forced in the first half after the second row fell on the second row on his leg at a people.
“The heart hurts me more than the knee when you have to leave your friends before the last step,” Dubont published on Instagram.
“I am proud of what we accomplished yesterday and with all my strength with you, you will do that.
“The rupture of the ligaments. This is the beginning of a new challenge, I will see you within a few months in this field.”
France's coach Fabian Galthy said that there was “anger” in the French camp about the accident, which was not referred to the TV match official (TMO) during the match.
Galthy said that Dubon was “suffering” and that he had referred Ireland's husband Bern and Andrew Porter to the reference delegate to the punishment retrospectively.
Dupont was replaced by Maxime Lucu, which was an alternative to the only background of France, and admired the help of Les Bleus to score 34 points without an answer to ensure that the six countries that are heading to their final match against Scotland will lead on Saturday.
Galthy's victory in Stade De France is likely to win the title of the first six countries since 2022.
