Enzo Herve

Enzo Hervé made his Top 14 debut against Montpellier in November 2017, aged eighteen. He has spent most of the eight seasons since being the man a club turns to when its first-choice fly-half is unavailable.

Note on his current club: Hervé is listed in Castres‘s squad data. He signed a one-year deal with the club in February 2026 and was immediately loaned to US Montauban for 2026-27, again as a medical joker.

He is 1.76m and 90kg, and was born in Le Bugue in the Dordogne, where his father coached him at the local club.

Brive took him in 2013 as a Crabos. He established himself there in 2018-19 with sixteen Pro D2 matches, twenty-three points and four tries, though he played neither the final Bayonne won nor the promotion play-off against Grenoble. The following season, back in the top flight, he kicked 43 points in fourteen matches.

He extended to 2023 in October 2020 and became central to the side. Then Stuart Olding and Nicolás Sánchez arrived and he started three times between August 2022 and January 2023, until Patrice Collazo took over and used him again.

Brive went down in 2023 and he signed two years at Toulon, where Paolo Garbisi was ahead of him. Castres took him in 2025-26 to cover Louis Le Brun’s serious knee injury against Bayonne.

A goal-kicking ten who has been first choice at exactly one club, for exactly two seasons, and cover everywhere else.

In May 2020 he joined the coaching staff at US Vézerienne, a Honneur-division club, to help out while still playing.