Moses Alo-Emile

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Moses Alo-Emile (born 18 January 2000) is an Australian-born French rugby union player, who plays for Stade Français. His preferred position is prop.

Early career

Alo-Emile was born in Brisbane, Australia, and attended Brisbane State High School. In 2018, he moved to France, joining the Stade Français academy, where his brother Paul had been playing since 2015.

Professional career

Alo-Emile debuted for Stade Français against the Ospreys in December 2018. He would make his first start during the 2020/21 season, against La Rochelle. In October 2022, he signed a new deal with the side, before extending again in July 2024 having become an established member of the team.

Alo-Emile became a naturalised French citizen having lived in France for five years. In June 2026, he was included in the full France squad for the 2026 Nations Championship Southern Hemisphere Series. He would debut starting in France's fixture against Australia.

References

External links

• Moses Alo-Emile at European Professional Club Rugby
• Moses Alo-Emile at ItsRugby.fr (in French)
• Moses Alo-Emile at All.Rugby
• Moses Alo-Emile at RugbyDatabase.co.nz

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