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List of 2020–21 Super Rugby transfers (South Africa)

This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2021 Super Rugby season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2020 or 2021 are listed here, regardless of when it occurred. Future-dated transfers are only included if confirmed by the player or his agent, his former team or his new team.

Notes
  • 2020 players listed are all players that were named in the initial senior squad, or subsequently included in a 23-man match day squad at any game during the season.
  • (did not play) denotes that a player did not play at all during one of the two seasons due to injury or non-selection. These players are included to indicate they were contracted to the team. For the 2020 season, Super Rugby was suspended after 7 rounds of matches due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with regional tournaments taking place there after. Players listed as 'did not play' did not feature in any of the 7 rounds of matches played that season.
  • (short-term) denotes that a player wasn't initially contracted, but came in during the season. This could either be a club rugby player coming in as injury cover, or a player whose contract had expired at another team (typically in the northern hemisphere).
  • Flags are only shown for players moving to or from another country.
  • Players may play in several positions, but are listed in only one.

Bulls

In September 2020, SA Rugby confirmed that all South African sides would withdraw from Super Rugby, and look to join an expanded version of the Pro14.[1] All players listed remained contracted to the Bulls for the Pro14 Rainbow Cup SA unless stated.[2]

Bulls transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[3] Out In 2021 players
PR Lizo Gqoboka[3]
Wiehahn Herbst[3]
Simphiwe Matanzima[3]
Trevor Nyakane[3]
Gerhard Steenekamp[3]
Dayan van der Westhuizen (did not play)[3] 		downward-facing red arrow Wiehahn Herbst (to Lions)[4]
downward-facing red arrow Dayan van der Westhuizen (to Japan Hino Red Dolphins)[5] 		— —
HK Corniel Els[3]
Johan Grobbelaar[6]
Louis van der Westhuizen (did not play)[3]
Jaco Visagie[7] 		downward-facing red arrow Corniel Els (to Italy Benetton)[8]
downward-facing red arrow Louis van der Westhuizen (to Cheetahs)[9]
downward-facing red arrow Jaco Visagie (to Lions)[10] 		— —
LK Andries Ferreira[3]
Ian Groenewald[3]
Juandré Kruger[11]
Ruan Nortjé[3]
Ryno Pieterse[3] 		downward-facing red arrow Andries Ferreira (to Scotland Edinburgh)[12]
downward-facing red arrow Ian Groenewald (to Cheetahs)[13]
downward-facing red arrow Juandré Kruger (released)[14]
downward-facing red arrow Ryno Pieterse (to France Castres)[15] 		— —
FL Tim Agaba (did not play)[3]
Abongile Nonkontwana[16]
Ruan Steenkamp[3]
Josh Strauss[17]
Muller Uys[3]
Marco van Staden[3]
Wian Vosloo[3] 		downward-facing red arrow Abongile Nonkontwana (to England Ealing Trailfinders)[18]
downward-facing red arrow Ruan Steenkamp (to Griquas)[19]
downward-facing red arrow Josh Strauss (to France Oyonnax)[20]
downward-facing red arrow Wian Vosloo (to France Suresnes)[21] 		— —
N8 Jeandré Rudolph[3] downward-facing red arrow Jeandré Rudolph (to Cheetahs)[13] — —
SH Marco Jansen van Vuren[3]
Embrose Papier[22]
Ivan van Zyl[3] 		— —
FH Manie Libbok[3]
Chris Smith (did not play)[3]
Morné Steyn[23] 		downward-facing red arrow Manie Libbok (to Sharks)[24] — —
CE Franco Naudé (did not play)[3]
Burger Odendaal[25]
Marnus Potgieter (did not play)[3]
Dylan Sage (did not play)[3]
Nafi Tuitavake[26] 		downward-facing red arrow Franco Naudé (to Russia Strela)[27]
downward-facing red arrow Burger Odendaal (to Lions)[28]
downward-facing red arrow Dylan Sage (to France Montauban)[29]
downward-facing red arrow Nafi Tuitavake (released)[2] 		— —
WG Cornal Hendricks[3]
Johnny Kôtze[22]
Rosko Specman[6]
Jade Stighling (did not play)[3] 		downward-facing red arrow Johnny Kôtze (to Japan Shimizu Blue Sharks)[30]
downward-facing red arrow Rosko Specman (to Cheetahs)[31]
downward-facing red arrow Jade Stighling (to Blue Bulls)[2] 		— —
FB Warrick Gelant[22]
Richard Kriel (did not play)[3]
Divan Rossouw[6] 		downward-facing red arrow Warrick Gelant (to Stormers)[32]
downward-facing red arrow Divan Rossouw (to Lions)[33] 		— —
Coach Pote Human[34] downward-facing red arrow Pote Human (to Shimlas)[35] — —

Lions

In September 2020, SA Rugby confirmed that all South African sides would withdraw from Super Rugby, and look to join an expanded version of the Pro14.[1] All players listed remained contracted to the Lions for the Pro14 Rainbow Cup SA unless stated.[36]

Lions transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[37] Out In 2021 players
PR Jannie du Plessis[38]
Johannes Jonker (did not play)[39]
Nathan McBeth (did not play)[38]
Asenathi Ntlabakanye (did not play)[38]
Carlü Sadie[38]
Sti Sithole[38]
Dylan Smith[40]
Frans van Wyk[38] 		downward-facing red arrow Johannes Jonker (to England Ealing Trailfinders)[41]
downward-facing red arrow Dylan Smith (to France Stade Français)[42]
downward-facing red arrow Frans van Wyk (to France Oyonnax)[43] 		— —
HK Jan-Henning Campher[37]
Marko Janse van Rensburg (did not play)[37]
Pieter Jansen[44] 		downward-facing red arrow Marko Janse van Rensburg (to Pumas)[45]
downward-facing red arrow Pieter Jansen (to United States New England Free Jacks)[46] 		— —
LK Rhyno Herbst (did not play)[37]
Reinhard Nothnagel (did not play)[47]
Marvin Orie[37]
Ruben Schoeman[37]
Wilhelm van der Sluys[37]
Ruan Vermaak[37] 		downward-facing red arrow Rhyno Herbst (to United States Seattle Seawolves)[48]
downward-facing red arrow Marvin Orie (to Stormers)[49]
downward-facing red arrow Ruan Vermaak (to Japan NTT Red Hurricanes)[50] 		— —
FL Willem Alberts[51]
Cyle Brink (did not play)[37]
Hacjivah Dayimani[44]
Jaco Kriel (did not play)[52]
Marnus Schoeman[37]
Roelof Smit (did not play)[53]
Vincent Tshituka[40] 		downward-facing red arrow Cyle Brink (to England Leicester Tigers)[54] — —
N8 Len Massyn[55] — —
SH Ross Cronjé (did not play)[56]
Dillon Smit[44]
Morné van den Berg (short-term)[57]
André Warner[53] 		— —
FH Elton Jantjies[58]
James Mollentze (did not play)[53]
Shaun Reynolds[37]
Tiaan Swanepoel[53] 		downward-facing red arrow Elton Jantjies (to France Pau)[59]
downward-facing red arrow Shaun Reynolds (to France Nevers)[60] 		— —
CE Dan Kriel[53]
Duncan Matthews[61]
Mannie Rass[37]
Wandisile Simelane[37]
Louritz van der Schyff (did not play)[37] 		downward-facing red arrow Duncan Matthews (released)[36]
downward-facing red arrow Louritz van der Schyff (to Blue Bulls U21)[62] 		— —
WG Tyrone Green[37]
Stean Pienaar (did not play)[37]
Courtnall Skosan[63]
Jamba Ulengo[64] 		downward-facing red arrow Tyrone Green (to England Harlequins)[65] — —
FB Andries Coetzee[47]
Gianni Lombard (did not play)[37] 		downward-facing red arrow Andries Coetzee (to Japan Kintetsu Liners)[66] — —
Coach Ivan van Rooyen[67] — —

Sharks

In September 2020, SA Rugby confirmed that all South African sides would withdraw from Super Rugby, and look to join an expanded version of the Pro14.[1] All players listed remained contracted to the Sharks for the Pro14 Rainbow Cup SA unless stated.[68]

Sharks transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[69] Out In 2021 players
PR Thomas du Toit[70]
Michael Kumbirai (did not play)[71]
Mzamo Majola[72]
Khutha Mchunu (did not play)[70]
John-Hubert Meyer[73]
Ox Nché[74]
Juan Schoeman[70] 		downward-facing red arrow Juan Schoeman (to England Bath)[75] — —
HK Craig Burden[70]
Fez Mbatha (did not play)[70]
Dylan Richardson[70]
Kerron van Vuuren[70] 		downward-facing red arrow Craig Burden (retired)[76] — —
LK Hyron Andrews[70]
Tyler Paul[77]
Le Roux Roets[70]
Jordan Sesink-Clee (did not play)[78]
JJ van der Mescht (did not play)[70]
Emile van Heerden (did not play)[70]
Ruben van Heerden[79] 		downward-facing red arrow Tyler Paul (to Japan NTT Red Hurricanes)[50]
downward-facing red arrow Jordan Sesink-Clee (to Sharks)[68] 		— —
FL Phepsi Buthelezi[70]
Celimpilo Gumede (did not play)[70]
Tera Mtembu (did not play)[70]
Sikhumbuzo Notshe[80]
Andisa Ntsila (did not play)[69]
Evan Roos (did not play)[70]
James Venter[81] 		downward-facing red arrow Tera Mtembu (to United States New England Free Jacks)[82]
downward-facing red arrow Andisa Ntsila (to Cheetahs)[83]
downward-facing red arrow Evan Roos (to Stormers)[84] 		— —
N8 Henco Venter[85] — —
SH Jaden Hendrikse (did not play)[86]
Sanele Nohamba[70]
Louis Schreuder[87]
Grant Williams (did not play)[70]
Cameron Wright (did not play)[70] 		downward-facing red arrow Louis Schreuder (to England Newcastle Falcons)[88]
downward-facing red arrow Cameron Wright (to Sharks)[68] 		— —
FH Curwin Bosch[70]
Jordan Chait (did not play)[89]
Boeta Chamberlain[70] 		— —
CE Lukhanyo Am[70]
André Esterhuizen[70]
Murray Koster (did not play)[70]
Marius Louw[90]
Jeremy Ward[70] 		downward-facing red arrow André Esterhuizen (to England Harlequins)[91] — —
WG Makazole Mapimpi[70]
Lwazi Mvovo[70]
Sbu Nkosi[92]
JP Pietersen (did not play)[70]
Madosh Tambwe[93] 		downward-facing red arrow Lwazi Mvovo (retired)[94]
downward-facing red arrow JP Pietersen (retired)[95]
downward-facing red arrow Madosh Tambwe (to Bulls)[96] 		— —
FB Thaakir Abrahams (did not play)[70]
Aphelele Fassi[70] 		— —
Coach Sean Everitt[97] — —

Stormers

In September 2020, SA Rugby confirmed that all South African sides would withdraw from Super Rugby, and look to join an expanded version of the Pro14.[1] All players listed remained contracted to the Stormers for the Pro14 Rainbow Cup SA unless stated.[98]

Stormers transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[99] Out In 2021 players
PR Kwenzo Blose[100]
Neethling Fouché (did not play)[100]
Steven Kitshoff[100]
Wilco Louw[100]
Leon Lyons (did not play)[100]
Frans Malherbe[100]
Sazi Sandi (did not play)[101]
Ali Vermaak[99] 		downward-facing red arrow Wilco Louw (to England Harlequins)[102] — —
HK Schalk Erasmus (did not play)[101]
Dan Jooste (did not play)[101]
Bongi Mbonambi[100]
Scarra Ntubeni[100]
Chad Solomon[101] 		downward-facing red arrow Schalk Erasmus (to Bulls)[103]
downward-facing red arrow Dan Jooste (to Sharks)[104] 		— —
LK Pieter-Steph du Toit[100]
David Meihuizen[101]
Salmaan Moerat[100]
JD Schickerling[100]
Ernst van Rhyn[100]
Chris van Zyl[100] 		downward-facing red arrow Chris van Zyl (retired)[105] — —
FL Ben-Jason Dixon (did not play)[100]
Johan du Toit[100]
Siya Kolisi[100]
Cobus Wiese[100]
Nama Xaba (did not play)[100] 		downward-facing red arrow Siya Kolisi (to Sharks)[106]
downward-facing red arrow Cobus Wiese (to England Sale Sharks)[107] 		— —
N8 Juarno Augustus[100]
Jaco Coetzee[100] 		downward-facing red arrow Jaco Coetzee (to England Bath)[108] — —
SH Paul de Wet[101]
Herschel Jantjies[100]
Godlen Masimla[101] 		— —
FH Jean-Luc du Plessis[100]
Abner van Reenen (did not play)[101]
Damian Willemse[100] 		downward-facing red arrow Jean-Luc du Plessis (to Japan Honda Heat)[109] — —
CE Dan du Plessis (did not play)[100]
Michal Haznar (did not play)[101]
Lyle Hendricks (did not play)[101]
Matt More (did not play)[101]
Ruhan Nel[100]
Rikus Pretorius[101]
Jamie Roberts[110] 		downward-facing red arrow Matt More (to Pumas)[111]
downward-facing red arrow Jamie Roberts (to Wales Dragons)[112] 		— —
WG Sergeal Petersen[100]
Seabelo Senatla[101]
Edwill van der Merwe (did not play)[100]
Leolin Zas (did not play)[101] 		— —
FB David Kriel (did not play)[101]
Dillyn Leyds[100] 		downward-facing red arrow David Kriel (to Bulls)[104]
downward-facing red arrow Dillyn Leyds (to France La Rochelle)[113] 		— —
Coach John Dobson[114] — —

See also

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