Stade Toulousain Rugby, also known as Toulouse, is a privately owned entity headquartered in France. Founded in 1907, with approximately 200 employees, the company operates as a French rugby club specializing in spectator sports.
On September 16, 2026, Stade Toulousain's home ground, Stade Ernest-Wallon, gained a rare public interest status, which could potentially aid the financing of a proposed redevelopment project. Previously, on August 18, France scrum-half Antoine Dupont reportedly became professional rugby union’s highest-paid player, earning an estimated £1.2 million per season at Stade Toulousain after signing an extension to remain with the club until 2031, covering the next two Rugby World Cups. Earlier, on July 2, the Ligue Nationale de Rugby fined Stade Toulousain €2.88 million ($3.29 million) for multiple breaches of salary cap regulations spanning four seasons, an announcement made by the league's specialized disciplinary commission. This development followed the club's appearance before the National Rugby League’s disciplinary committee on May 26 to address alleged breaches of the Top 14 salary cap regulations.
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