Toulouse has always been a city where passion for sports and culture run deep, and now a unique event is about to bring those worlds together. French swimming superstar Léon Marchand has revealed his excitement about joining a special initiative to support Toulouse Basket, where he will team up with rap duo Bigflo and Oli and rugby captain Antoine Dupont. Together, they jokingly refer to themselves as “the four Avengers,” a powerhouse group of talent ready to shine a spotlight on the city’s basketball team.

For Marchand, who has been at the center of global swimming headlines thanks to his record-breaking performances, this collaboration marks a refreshing change of pace. “I’m thrilled to be part of this,” he said. “Sport is about unity, and this event shows how we can come together across different fields to support something bigger than ourselves. We are very happy to form four Avengers for Toulouse.”

Bigflo and Oli, known for their deep connection to Toulouse and their ability to use music as a voice for the city, expressed similar enthusiasm. They explained that supporting Toulouse Basket is not just about sports but also about culture, identity, and pride. “When you bring together a champion like Antoine, a swimming genius like Léon, and us with our music, it’s something that transcends boundaries,” Oli said.

Antoine Dupont, widely regarded as one of the greatest rugby players of his generation, also emphasized the power of solidarity. “We all play different games, but at the end of the day, it’s about passion and teamwork. This initiative is a way to give back to Toulouse and inspire the next generation,” he said.

The upcoming event will feature not only appearances from the four icons but also a mix of performances, charity activities, and interactive moments with fans. Toulouse Basket hopes that the star power will boost visibility, attract new supporters, and help the team grow both on and off the court.

For Marchand, stepping outside of the swimming pool and into a collaborative cultural space highlights his growing influence beyond sport. At just 23 years old, he is already being compared to legends like Michael Phelps, but he remains deeply rooted in his French identity and eager to contribute to his hometown and country.

The “Avengers” analogy has already gone viral on social media, with fans posting memes, posters, and creative mashups featuring the four figures as superheroes. While the tone remains playful, the impact is serious: this collective effort is expected to raise significant awareness and resources for Toulouse Basket, solidifying its place as a rising force in French basketball.

As anticipation builds, the message is clear: when champions from different arenas come together, the result is powerful. For Toulouse, this gathering of stars is more than just an event — it’s a declaration that sport, art, and community can unite to create something extraordinary. And with Léon Marchand as part of the “four Avengers,” the city is ready to shine brighter than ever.