List of 2017–18 Super Rugby transfers

New Zealand prop Charlie Faumuina ended a nine-year spell at the Blues to join Top 14 side Toulouse.[1]

This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2018 Super Rugby season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2017 or 2018 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.

In addition to the main squad, teams can also name additional players that train in backup or development squads for the franchises. These players are denoted by (wider training group) for New Zealand teams, or (extended playing squad) for Australian teams.

Notes
  • 2017 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.
  • (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.

Argentina

Jaguares

Jaguares transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[2]
PR Felipe Arregui[3]
Cristian Bartoloni[4]
Santiago García Botta[5]
Facundo Gigena (did not play)[4]
Ramiro Herrera[5]
Lucas Noguera Paz[6]
Enrique Pieretto[4]
Roberto Tejerizo[4]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro[7]		 Cristian Bartoloni (to France SA XV Charente)[8]
Facundo Gigena (to England Leicester Tigers)[9]
Ramiro Herrera (to France Stade Français)[10]
Lucas Noguera Paz (to England Bath)[11]
Roberto Tejerizo (returned to Tucumán)[2]		 Franco Brarda (from Tala)[2]
Javier Díaz (from Natación)[2]
Nicolás Leiva (from Hindú)[2]
Santiago Medrano (from Regatas Bella Vista)[12]
Juan Pablo Zeiss (from Los Matreros)[2]		 Felipe Arregui[2]
Franco Brarda (training group, did not play)
Javier Díaz (training group)
Santiago García Botta[13]
Nicolás Leiva (training group, did not play)
Santiago Medrano (short-term)
Enrique Pieretto (did not play)[14]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro[14]
Juan Pablo Zeiss (training group)
HK Agustín Creevy[15]
Julián Montoya[4]		 Diego Fortuny (from Universitario de Salta)[2] Agustín Creevy[15]
Diego Fortuny (training group)
Julián Montoya[2]
LK Matías Alemanno[16]
Juan Cruz Guillemaín (did not play)[17]
Marcos Kremer[4]
Ignacio Larrague[4]
Tomás Lavanini[18]
Guido Petti[19]		 Juan Cruz Guillemaín (to Italy Viadana)[20]
Ignacio Larrague (to CASI)[2]		 Matías Alemanno[13]
Marcos Kremer[13]
Tomás Lavanini[18]
Guido Petti[13]
FL Rodrigo Báez[16]
Juan Manuel Leguizamón[21]
Tomás Lezana[22]
Pablo Matera[19]
Javier Ortega Desio[22]		 Rodrigo Báez (returned to Liceo)[2] Santiago Montagner (from Alumni)[2] Juan Manuel Leguizamón[23]
Tomás Lezana[2]
Pablo Matera[13]
Santiago Montagner (training group, did not play)
Javier Ortega Desio[14]
N8 Benjamín Macome[4]
Santiago Portillo (did not play)[4]
Leonardo Senatore[24]		 Santiago Portillo (to Los Tarcos)[2] Rodrigo Bruni (from San Luis)[2] Rodrigo Bruni (training group, did not play)
Benjamín Macome (did not play)[2]
Leonardo Senatore[2]
SH Gonzalo Bertranou[4]
Felipe Ezcurra[4]
Martín Landajo[25]		 Tomás Cubelli (from Australia Brumbies)[26] Gonzalo Bertranou[2]
Tomás Cubelli (did not play)
Felipe Ezcurra[2]
Martín Landajo[2]
FH Joaquín Díaz Bonilla[4]
Santiago González Iglesias[6]
Juan Martín Hernández[27]
Nicolás Sánchez[28]		 Joaquín Díaz Bonilla[2]
Santiago González Iglesias[6]
Juan Martín Hernández[2]
Nicolás Sánchez[28]
CE Santiago Álvarez (did not play)[4]
Gabriel Ascárate (did not play)[22]
Jerónimo de la Fuente[29]
Bautista Ezcurra[4]
Matías Moroni[30]
Matías Orlando[22]		 Gabriel Ascárate (returned to Natación)[2] Santiago Álvarez (did not play)[2]
Jerónimo de la Fuente[2]
Bautista Ezcurra[2]
Matías Moroni[2]
Matías Orlando[2]
WG Emiliano Boffelli[31]
Santiago Cordero[32]
Nicolás Freitas (did not play)[33]
Manuel Montero[29]
Ramiro Moyano[6]		 Santiago Cordero (to England Exeter Chiefs)[34]
Nicolás Freitas (to Uruguay Carrasco Polo)[2]
Manuel Montero (to Pucará)[2]		 Sebastián Cancelliere (from Hindú)[2]
Juan Cruz Mallia (from Jockey Córdoba)[12]		 Emiliano Boffelli[13]
Sebastián Cancelliere
Juan Cruz Mallia (short-term)
Ramiro Moyano[6]
FB Joaquín Tuculet[35] Bautista Delguy (from Pucará)[2] Bautista Delguy (training group)
Joaquín Tuculet[35]
Coach Raúl Pérez[36] Raúl Pérez (to UAR High Performance Program)[37] Mario Ledesma (from  Australia (forwards coach))[38] Mario Ledesma

Australia

Brumbies

Brumbies transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[39]
PR Allan Alaalatoa[40]
Ben Alexander[41]
Les Makin[42]
Nic Mayhew[43]
Scott Sio[44]
Faalelei Sione (extended playing squad)[45]		 Mees Erasmus (from Perth Spirit)[46] Allan Alaalatoa[40]
Ben Alexander[47]
Mees Erasmus (extended playing squad)
Les Makin[48]
Nic Mayhew[48]
Scott Sio[44]
Faalelei Sione[49]
HK Robbie Abel[50]
Saia Fainga'a[51]
Joshua Mann-Rea[52]		 Saia Fainga'a (to England London Irish)[53] Folau Fainga'a (from NSW Country Eagles)[54]
Connal McInerney (from NSW Country Eagles)[55]		 Robbie Abel[56]
Folau Fainga'a (extended playing squad)
Joshua Mann-Rea[57]
Connal McInerney (short-term)
LK Rory Arnold[58]
Sam Carter[52]
Blake Enever[42]
Tom Staniforth[59]		 Tom Staniforth (to Waratahs)[60] Richie Arnold (from Western Force)[61]
Darcy Swain (from Canberra Vikings)[62]		 Richie Arnold
Rory Arnold[58]
Sam Carter[63]
Blake Enever[64]
Darcy Swain (extended playing squad)
FL Chris Alcock[65]
Tom Cusack[66]
Scott Fardy[52]
Jordan Smiler[67]
Rob Valetini (extended playing squad, did not play)[68]		 Chris Alcock (to Japan Kamaishi Seawaves)[69]
Scott Fardy (to Ireland Leinster)[63]
Jordan Smiler (to Japan Suntory Sungoliath)[70]		 Lachlan McCaffrey (from England Leicester Tigers)[71]
Michael Oakman-Hunt (from Canberra Vikings)[72]
David Pocock (return from sabbatical)[73]		 Tom Cusack[74]
Lachlan McCaffrey
Michael Oakman-Hunt (short-term)
David Pocock
Rob Valetini[75]
N8 Jarrad Butler[76]
Lolo Fakaosilea[77]
Ben Hyne (extended playing squad)[68]		 Jarrad Butler (to Ireland Connacht)[78] Isi Naisarani (from Western Force)[79] Lolo Fakaosilea[77]
Ben Hyne (did not play)[80]
Isi Naisarani
SH Tomás Cubelli[81]
Ryan Lonergan
Joe Powell[82]
De Wet Roos (short-term)[83]		 Tomás Cubelli (to Argentina Jaguares)[26]
De Wet Roos (to Southern Districts)[84]		 Matt Lucas (from Waratahs)[85] Ryan Lonergan (extended playing squad, did not play)[68]
Matt Lucas
Joe Powell[82]
FH Wharenui Hawera[86]
Nick Jooste (did not play)[87]
Christian Lealiifano[88]
Isaac Thompson (supplementary player)[89]		 Nick Jooste (to Perth Spirit)[90][91]
Isaac Thompson (to Japan Mazda Blue Zoomers)[92]		 Wharenui Hawera[93]
Christian Lealiifano[88]
CE Anthony Fainga'a (did not play)[94]
Kyle Godwin[95]
Jordan Jackson-Hope (extended playing squad)[45]
Tevita Kuridrani[96]
Andrew Smith[87]		 Anthony Fainga'a (returned to Japan Kintetsu Liners)[94] Kyle Godwin[95]
Jordan Jackson-Hope[97]
Tevita Kuridrani[98]
Andrew Smith[99]
WG Nigel Ah Wong[100]
James Dargaville[101]
Andy Muirhead (short-term)[102]
Henry Speight[103]
Lausii Taliauli (did not play)[104]		 Nigel Ah Wong (to New Zealand Counties Manukau)[90][105] Chance Peni (from Western Force)[106] James Dargaville[107]
Andy Muirhead (extended playing squad)[108]
Chance Peni
Henry Speight[103]
Lausii Taliauli[109]
FB Tom Banks[110]
Aidan Toua[42]		 Aidan Toua (to Reds)[111] Mack Hansen (from Canberra Vikings)[62]
James Verity-Amm (from Western Force)[112]		 Tom Banks[113]
Mack Hansen (did not play)
James Verity-Amm (extended playing squad)
Coach Stephen Larkham[114] Stephen Larkham (to Australia (assistant))[115] Dan McKellar (from assistant coach)[116] Dan McKellar

Force

On 11 August 2017, the Australian Rugby Union announced that the Force's Super Rugby licence would be discontinued,[117] following an earlier decision from SANZAAR to reduce the number of Australian teams from five teams to four for 2018.[118] All players moved to the Force World Series Rugby team unless otherwise indicated.

Western Force transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad
PR Jermaine Ainsley[119]
Pekahou Cowan[119]
Ben Daley[120]
Tetera Faulkner[121]
Francois van Wyk[122]
Shambeckler Vui[123]		 Jermaine Ainsley (to Rebels)[124]
Pekahou Cowan (to Perth Spirit)[91]
Ben Daley (to Rebels)[125]
Tetera Faulkner (to Rebels)[126]
Francois van Wyk (to England Northampton Saints)[127]
Shambeckler Vui (to Waratahs)[128]		 N/A N/A
HK Tatafu Polota-Nau[129]
Anaru Rangi[130]
Harry Scoble (did not play)[131]
Heath Tessmann[132]		 Tatafu Polota-Nau (to England Leicester Tigers)[133]
Anaru Rangi (to Rebels)[134]		 N/A N/A
LK Richie Arnold[135]
Lewis Carmichael (short-term)[136]
Adam Coleman[137]
Onehunga Havili (development squad)[138]
Ben Matwijow (did not play)[139]
Matt Philip[135]		 Richie Arnold (to Brumbies)[61]
Lewis Carmichael (returned to Scotland Edinburgh)[140]
Adam Coleman (to Rebels)[141]
Onehunga Havili (to Perth Spirit)[91]
Ben Matwijow (retired)[142]
Matt Philip (to Rebels)[143]		 N/A N/A
FL Angus Cottrell (did not play)[144]
Richard Hardwick[145]
Ross Haylett-Petty[146]
Matt Hodgson[147]
Kane Koteka[148]
Brynard Stander[149]		 Angus Cottrell (to Rebels)[150]
Richard Hardwick (to Rebels)[143]
Ross Haylett-Petty (to Rebels)[151]
Matt Hodgson (retired)[152]
Kane Koteka (to Japan Kamaishi Seawaves)[153]		 N/A N/A
N8 Ben McCalman[154]
Isi Naisarani[155]		 Ben McCalman (to Perth Spirit)[91]
Isi Naisarani (to Brumbies)[79]		 N/A N/A
SH Ryan Louwrens[156]
Ian Prior[156]
Michael Ruru[157]
Mitch Short (short-term)[136]		 Michael Ruru (to Rebels)[158]
Mitch Short (to Waratahs)[159]		 N/A N/A
FH Peter Grant[160]
Jono Lance[161]		 Jono Lance (to Reds)[162] N/A N/A
CE Luke Burton[163]
Bill Meakes[164]
Chance Peni[165]		 Luke Burton (to France Biarritz)[166]
Bill Meakes (to Rebels)[143]
Chance Peni (to Brumbies)[106]		 N/A N/A
WG Marcel Brache[167]
Robbie Coleman[168]
Semisi Masirewa[169]
Luke Morahan[170]
Curtis Rona[171]
James Verity-Amm[172]		 Robbie Coleman (to France Narbonne)[173]
Semisi Masirewa (to Japan Sunwolves)[174]
Luke Morahan (to England Bristol)[175]
Curtis Rona (to Waratahs)[176]
James Verity-Amm (to Brumbies)[112]		 N/A N/A
FB Dane Haylett-Petty[177]
Alex Newsome[178]		 Dane Haylett-Petty (to Rebels)[151]
Alex Newsome (to Waratahs)[128]		 N/A N/A
Coach David Wessels[179] David Wessels (to Rebels)[180] N/A N/A

Rebels

Rebels transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[150]
PR Cruze Ah-Nau[181]
Tyrel Lomax[182]
Tim Metcher (did not play)[183]
Tom Moloney[183]
Fereti Sa'aga (development squad)[184]
Toby Smith[185]
Laurie Weeks[186]		 Cruze Ah-Nau (to Italy Zebre)[187]
Tyrel Lomax (to New Zealand Highlanders)[188][189]
Tim Metcher (to United States Seattle Seawolves)[190]
Toby Smith (to New Zealand Hurricanes)[191]		 Jermaine Ainsley (from Western Force)[124]
Ben Daley (from Western Force)[125]
Pone Fa’amausili (from Melbourne Rising)[192]
Tetera Faulkner (from Western Force)[126]
Sam Talakai (from Reds)[124]		 Jermaine Ainsley
Ben Daley
Pone Fa’amausili (supplementary squad)
Tetera Faulkner
Tom Moloney (did not play)[150]
Fereti Sa'aga[193]
Sam Talakai
Laurie Weeks (did not play)[194]
HK James Hanson[195]
Patrick Leafa[196]
Siliva Siliva[197]
Jordan Uelese[198]		 James Hanson (to England Gloucester)[199]
Patrick Leafa (to France Vannes)[200]
Siliva Siliva (to Melbourne Rising)[150]		 Nathan Charles (from England Bath)[201]
Sama Malolo (from Perth Spirit)[202]
Anaru Rangi (from Western Force)[134]
Mahe Vailanu (from Melbourne Rising)[203]		 Nathan Charles (short-term)
Sama Malolo (supplementary squad)
Anaru Rangi
Jordan Uelese[204]
Mahe Vailanu (short-term)
LK Steve Cummins[205]
Dominic Day[206]
Murray Douglas (short-term)[207]
Esei Ha'angana (development squad)[208]
Sam Jeffries (did not play)[209]
Culum Retallick[210]
Alex Toolis (did not play)[211]		 Steve Cummins (to Wales Scarlets)[212]
Dominic Day (to England Saracens)[213]
Murray Douglas (to New Zealand Hurricanes)[214]
Esei Ha'angana (to supplementary squad)[215]
Culum Retallick (to New Zealand Bay of Plenty)[216]
Alex Toolis (to Melbourne Rising)[217]		 Adam Coleman (from Western Force)[141]
Geoff Parling (from England Exeter Chiefs)[218]
Matt Philip (from Western Force)[143]		 Adam Coleman
Sam Jeffries[209]
Geoff Parling
Matt Philip
FL Colby Fainga'a[219]
Harley Fox (did not play)[183]
Rob Leota (did not play)[220]
Sean McMahon[221]
Will Miller (short-term)[208]
Jordy Reid[222]
Jake Schatz[223]
Hugh Sinclair (short-term)[224]		 Harley Fox (to Ireland Connacht)[225]
Sean McMahon (to Japan Suntory Sungoliath)[226]
Will Miller (to Waratahs)[128]
Jordy Reid (to England Ealing Trailfinders)[227]
Jake Schatz (to England London Irish)[228]
Hugh Sinclair (to Sydney Rays)[229]		 Angus Cottrell (from Western Force)[150]
Richard Hardwick (from Western Force)[143]
Ross Haylett-Petty (from Western Force)[151]		 Angus Cottrell
Colby Fainga'a[219]
Richard Hardwick
Ross Haylett-Petty
Rob Leota (did not play)[220]
N8 Amanaki Mafi[230]
Lopeti Timani[231]		 Amanaki Mafi[232]
Lopeti Timani[233]
SH Harrison Goddard (development squad)[234]
Ben Meehan[209]
Michael Snowden[183]
Nic Stirzaker[235]		 Ben Meehan (to England London Irish)[236]
Michael Snowden (to Waratahs)[237]
Nic Stirzaker (to England Saracens)[238]		 Will Genia (from France Stade Français)[239]
Michael Ruru (from Western Force)[158]		 Will Genia
Harrison Goddard[240]
Michael Ruru
FH Jack Debreczeni[241]
Jackson Garden-Bachop[183]
Jack McGregor (did not play)[242]
Ben Volavola[243]		 Jackson Garden-Bachop (to New Zealand Hurricanes)[244]
Ben Volavola (to New Zealand North Harbour)[245]		 Tayler Adams (from NSW Country Eagles)[143] Tayler Adams
Jack Debreczeni (supplementary squad)[246][247][215]
Jack McGregor (did not play)[242]
CE Reece Hodge[248]
Mitch Inman[249]
Dennis Pili-Gaitau (did not play)[223]
Sione Tuipulotu[220]
Semisi Tupou (development squad)[250]		 Mitch Inman (to France Oyonnax)[251]
Dennis Pili-Gaitau (to Greater Sydney Rams)[252]		 David Horwitz (from Waratahs)[253]
Bill Meakes (from Western Force)[143]		 Reece Hodge[254]
David Horwitz (did not play)
Bill Meakes
Sione Tuipulotu (did not play)[220]
Semisi Tupou[150]
WG Tom English[209]
Pama Fou (did not play)[255]
Kentaro Kodama (did not play)[256]
Marika Koroibete[257]
Sefanaia Naivalu[258]
Dom Shipperley (did not play)[259]		 Pama Fou (to supplementary squad)[215]
Kentaro Kodama (returned to Japan Panasonic Wild Knights)[260]
Dom Shipperley (retired)[261]		 Henry Hutchison (from Australia Sevens)[262] Tom English[209]
Henry Hutchison (did not play)
Marika Koroibete[257]
Sefanaia Naivalu[258]
FB Jack Maddocks[263]
Jonah Placid[264]		 Jonah Placid (to France Toulon)[265] Dane Haylett-Petty (from Western Force)[151] Dane Haylett-Petty
Jack Maddocks[263]
Coach Tony McGahan[183] Tony McGahan (to Reds (assistant coach))[266] David Wessels (from Western Force)[180] David Wessels

Reds

Reds transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[267]
PR Sef Fa'agase[268]
Phil Kite (short-term)[269]
Kirwan Sanday (short-term)[270]
James Slipper[271]
Sam Talakai[268]
Taniela Tupou[272]
Markus Vanzati[273]		 Phil Kite (to France Vannes)[274]
Kirwan Sanday (to Queensland Country)[267]
Sam Talakai (to Rebels)[124]		 Harry Hoopert (from Brothers)[267]
JP Smith (from USC)[267]
Ruan Smith (from Japan Toyota Verblitz)[275]		 Sef Fa'agase[268]
Harry Hoopert
James Slipper[271]
JP Smith
Ruan Smith
Taniela Tupou[272]
Markus Vanzati (did not play)[113]
HK Alex Mafi[276]
Stephen Moore[277]
Andrew Ready[268]		 Stephen Moore (retired)[278] Brandon Paenga-Amosa (from NSW Country Eagles)[267] Alex Mafi[276]
Brandon Paenga-Amosa
Andrew Ready[268]
LK Kane Douglas[279]
Cadeyrn Neville[280]
Izack Rodda[276]
Rob Simmons[271]
Lukhan Tui[276]		 Cadeyrn Neville (to Japan Toyota Industries Shuttles)[267]
Rob Simmons (to Waratahs)[281]		 Angus Blyth (from Bond University)[282]
Harry Hockings (from University of Queensland)[282]		 Angus Blyth
Kane Douglas[279]
Harry Hockings
Izack Rodda[276]
Lukhan Tui[276]
FL Michael Gunn (did not play)[268]
Reece Hewat[273]
Leroy Houston[283]
Adam Korczyk[268]
George Smith[284]
Caleb Timu[285]		 Leroy Houston (to France Bordeaux)[286] Angus Scott-Young (from Queensland Country)[287]
Liam Wright (from Queensland Country)[287]		 Michael Gunn (did not play)[268]
Reece Hewat (did not play)[282]
Adam Korczyk[268]
Angus Scott-Young
George Smith[284]
Caleb Timu[282]
Liam Wright
N8 Scott Higginbotham[273]
Hendrik Tui[288]		 Hendrik Tui (to Japan Suntory Sungoliath)[267] Scott Higginbotham[273]
SH Nick Frisby[271]
Moses Sorovi[273]
James Tuttle[289]		 Nick Frisby (on loan to France Bordeaux)[290][291] Tate McDermott (from Queensland Country)[113] Tate McDermott
Moses Sorovi[113]
James Tuttle[289]
FH Quade Cooper[292]
Jake McIntyre[276]
Hamish Stewart (development squad)[293]		 Jake McIntyre (to France Agen)[294] Jono Lance (from Western Force)[162]
Ben Lucas (from Japan Toyota Verblitz)[295]
Teti Tela (from Queensland Country)[296]		 Quade Cooper (did not play)[292]
Jono Lance
Ben Lucas
Hamish Stewart[297]
Teti Tela
CE Chris Feauai-Sautia (did not play)[298]
Samu Kerevi[299]
Campbell Magnay[300]
Duncan Paia'aua[273]
Henry Taefu (did not play)[273]		 Campbell Magnay (to Japan Suntory Sungoliath)[301]
Henry Taefu (to France Colomiers)[302]		 Jordan Petaia (from Brisbane State High School)[303] Chris Feauai-Sautia[304]
Samu Kerevi[299]
Duncan Paia'aua[297]
Jordan Petaia (short-term)
WG Chris Kuridrani[289]
Lachlan Maranta[273]
Eto Nabuli[305]
Jayden Ngamanu[273]
Izaia Perese[273]		 Chris Kuridrani (to Brisbane City)[267] Filipo Daugunu (from Queensland Country)[304] Filipo Daugunu
Lachlan Maranta (did not play)[113]
Eto Nabuli[306]
Jayden Ngamanu (short-term)[307]
Izaia Perese[297]
FB Karmichael Hunt[273] Aidan Toua (from Brumbies)[111] Karmichael Hunt (did not play)[308]
Aidan Toua
Coach Nick Stiles[309] Nick Stiles (to Japan Kintetsu Liners (forwards coach))[310] Brad Thorn (from Queensland Country)[311] Brad Thorn

Waratahs

Waratahs transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[312]
PR Sekope Kepu[313]
Dave Lolohea (short-term)[314]
Sam Needs (supplementary squad, did not play)[315]
Tom Robertson[316]
Paddy Ryan[317]
Matt Sandell (did not play)[318]
Angus Ta'avao[319]		 Dave Lolohea (to Sydney Rays)[320]
Sam Needs (to NSW Country Eagles)[312]
Angus Ta'avao (to New Zealand Chiefs)[321]		 Harry Johnson-Holmes (from NSW Country Eagles)[128]
Kalivati Tawake (from Fiji Fijian Drua)[322]
Shambeckler Vui (from Western Force)[128]
Cody Walker (from Sydney Rays)[128]		 Harry Johnson-Holmes
Sekope Kepu[313]
Tom Robertson[323]
Paddy Ryan[317]
Matt Sandell (did not play)[318]
Kalivati Tawake (short-term)
Shambeckler Vui
Cody Walker (did not play)
HK Damien Fitzpatrick[324]
Tolu Latu[325]
Hugh Roach[326]		 JP Sauni (from New Zealand Auckland)[327] Damien Fitzpatrick[324]
Tolu Latu[325]
Hugh Roach[326]
JP Sauni (did not play)
LK Ned Hanigan[328]
Ryan McCauley (extended playing squad)[315]
David McDuling[329]
Dean Mumm[330]
Will Skelton[331]
Senio Toleafoa (extended playing squad)[315]		 David McDuling (to Sydney Rays)[320]
Dean Mumm (retired)[332]
Will Skelton (to England Saracens)[333]
Senio Toleafoa (to France Nevers)[334]		 Nick Palmer (from New Zealand Hawke's Bay)[128]
Rob Simmons (from Reds)[281]
Tom Staniforth (from Brumbies)[60]		 Ned Hanigan[328]
Ryan McCauley[312]
Nick Palmer
Rob Simmons
Tom Staniforth
FL Jack Dempsey[335]
Michael Hooper[336]
Michael Wells[337]
Brad Wilkin (did not play)[338]		 Kelly Meafua (from Greater Sydney Rams)[339]
Will Miller (from Rebels)[128]
Lachlan Swinton (from NSW Country Eagles)[128]		 Jack Dempsey (did not play)[335]
Michael Hooper[113]
Kelly Meafua (did not play)
Will Miller
Lachlan Swinton (did not play)
Michael Wells[337]
Brad Wilkin[338]
N8 Jed Holloway[318]
Maclean Jones (short-term)[340]		 Jed Holloway[318]
Maclean Jones (did not play)[341]
SH Jake Gordon (extended playing squad)[315]
Matt Lucas[342]
Nick Phipps[343]		 Matt Lucas (to Brumbies)[85] Nick Duffy (from Sydney Rays)[344]
Mitch Short (from Western Force)[159]
Michael Snowden (from Rebels)[237]		 Nick Duffy (short-term, did not play)
Jake Gordon[345]
Nick Phipps[346]
Mitch Short (short-term)
Michael Snowden (short-term)
FH Andrew Deegan (supplementary squad, did not play)[347]
Bernard Foley[348]
Bryce Hegarty[349]
Mack Mason (supplementary squad)[315]		 Andrew Deegan (to Ireland Connacht)[350] Bernard Foley[348]
Bryce Hegarty[351]
Mack Mason (did not play)[113]
CE Rob Horne[352]
David Horwitz[315]
Irae Simone (extended playing squad)[347]		 Rob Horne (to England Northampton Saints)[353]
David Horwitz (to Rebels)[253]		 Kurtley Beale (from England Wasps)[354]
Lalakai Foketi (from New Zealand Bay of Plenty)[128]
Alex Newsome (from Western Force)[128]		 Kurtley Beale
Lalakai Foketi
Alex Newsome
Irae Simone (did not play)[312]
WG Cameron Clark[355]
Andrew Kellaway[318]
Taqele Naiyaravoro[356]
Reece Robinson[357]		 Reece Robinson (to Sydney Roosters)[358] Curtis Rona (from Western Force)[176] Cameron Clark[355]
Andrew Kellaway[318]
Taqele Naiyaravoro[356]
Curtis Rona
FB Israel Folau[359]
Harry Jones (extended playing squad, did not play)[347]		 Harry Jones (to Japan Toyota Industries Shuttles)[360] Israel Folau[359]
Coach Daryl Gibson[361] Daryl Gibson[361]

Japan

Sunwolves

Sunwolves transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[362]
PR Takuma Asahara[363]
Kohei Asahori (did not play)[364]
Keita Inagaki[363]
Heiichiro Ito[363]
Koo Ji-won[363]
Masataka Mikami[363]
Yasuo Yamaji[363]
Koki Yamamoto[363]		 Kohei Asahori (to Toyota Verblitz)[362]
Heiichiro Ito (to Yamaha Júbilo)[362]
Masataka Mikami (to Toshiba Brave Lupus)[362]
Yasuo Yamaji (to Canon Eagles)[362]
Koki Yamamoto (to Yamaha Júbilo)[362]		 Asaeli Ai Valu (from Panasonic Wild Knights)[362]
Shintaro Ishihara (from Suntory Sungoliath)[362]
Nika Khatiashvili (from France Aurillac)[365]
Craig Millar (from New Zealand Highlanders)[362]
Hencus van Wyk (from South Africa Lions)[362]
Alex Woonton (from Ricoh Black Rams)[366]		 Asaeli Ai Valu
Takuma Asahara (short-term)[362]
Keita Inagaki[362]
Shintaro Ishihara
Nika Khatiashvili (additional)
Koo Ji-won[362]
Craig Millar
Hencus van Wyk
Alex Woonton (additional)
HK Takeshi Hino[363]
Shota Horie[363]
Takeshi Kizu[363]
Yusuke Niwai[363]
Atsushi Sakate[367]		 Takeshi Kizu (to Kobelco Steelers)[362] Jaba Bregvadze (from England Worcester Warriors)[362] Jaba Bregvadze
Takeshi Hino (short-term, did not play)[362]
Shota Horie[362]
Yusuke Niwai[362]
Atsushi Sakate[368]
LK Kyosuke Kajikawa (did not play)[363]
Uwe Helu[363]
Naohiro Kotaki[363]
Shinya Makabe[363]
Liaki Moli[363]
Yuya Odo[369]
Hitoshi Ono[363]
Kazuhiko Usami (did not play)[363]
Sam Wykes[363]
Kotaro Yatabe[370]		 Kyosuke Kajikawa (to Toshiba Brave Lupus)[362]
Naohiro Kotaki (to Toshiba Brave Lupus)[362]
Liaki Moli (to Hino Red Dolphins)[362]
Yuya Odo (to Yamaha Júbilo)[362]
Hitoshi Ono (to Toshiba Brave Lupus)[362]
Kazuhiko Usami (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[362]
Kotaro Yatabe (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[362]		 Grant Hattingh (from Kubota Spears)[362]
Kazuki Himeno (from Toyota Verblitz)[362]
James Moore (from Toshiba Brave Lupus)[362]		 Grant Hattingh
Uwe Helu[362]
Kazuki Himeno
Shinya Makabe[362]
James Moore
Sam Wykes[362]
FL Shokei Kin[363]
Shunsuke Nunomaki[363]
Ed Quirk[363]
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco[363]		 Shokei Kin (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[362] Lappies Labuschagné (from Kubota Spears)[362]
Masakatsu Nishikawa (from Suntory Sungoliath)[371]
Wimpie van der Walt (from NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes)[362]		 Lappies Labuschagné
Masakatsu Nishikawa (additional, did not play)
Shunsuke Nunomaki[362]
Ed Quirk[362]
Wimpie van der Walt
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (additional)[371]
N8 Willie Britz[363]
Malgene Ilaua[363]
Shuhei Matsuhashi[363]
Yuhimaru Mimura[363]
Yoshitaka Tokunaga[363]		 Malgene Ilaua (to Japan Shimizu Blue Sharks)[362][372]
Shuhei Matsuhashi (to Ricoh Black Rams)[362]
Yuhimaru Mimura (to Yamaha Júbilo)[362]		 Fetuani Lautaimi (from Toyota Verblitz)[371]
Michael Leitch (from New Zealand Chiefs)[362]		 Willie Britz[362]
Fetuani Lautaimi (additional)
Michael Leitch
Yoshitaka Tokunaga[362]
SH Yutaka Nagare (did not play)[373]
Takahiro Ogawa (did not play)[363]
Kaito Shigeno[363]
Fumiaki Tanaka[363]
Keisuke Uchida[363]
Yuki Yatomi[363]		 Takahiro Ogawa (to Toshiba Brave Lupus)[362]
Yuki Yatomi (to Yamaha Júbilo)[362]		 Yutaka Nagare[362]
Kaito Shigeno (additional)[371]
Fumiaki Tanaka[362]
Keisuke Uchida[362]
FH Hayden Cripps[363]
Jumpei Ogura[363]
Hikaru Tamura[363]
Yu Tamura[363]		 Hayden Cripps (to Hino Red Dolphins)[362]
Jumpei Ogura (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[362]
Hikaru Tamura (to Suntory Sungoliath)[362]		 Hayden Parker (from New Zealand Highlanders)[362] Hayden Parker
Yu Tamura[362]
CE Michael Bond (did not play)[363]
Derek Carpenter[363]
Timothy Lafaele[363]
Harumichi Tatekawa[363]
Will Tupou[363]
Ryohei Yamanaka[370]		 Michael Bond (to Canon Eagles)[362]
Derek Carpenter (to Suntory Sungoliath)[362]
Ryohei Yamanaka (to Kobelco Steelers)[362]		 Jason Emery (from New Zealand Highlanders)[368]
Michael Little (from Mitsubishi Sagamihara DynaBoars)[362]
Rikiya Matsuda (from Panasonic Wild Knights)[374]
Daishi Murata (from Suntory Sungoliath)[375]
Ryoto Nakamura (from Suntory Sungoliath)[362]
Sione Teaupa (from Kubota Spears)[362]		 Jason Emery
Timothy Lafaele[362]
Michael Little
Rikiya Matsuda (additional)
Daishi Murata (did not play)
Ryoto Nakamura
Harumichi Tatekawa[362]
Sione Teaupa
Will Tupou[362]
WG Shota Emi[363]
Kenki Fukuoka[363]
Teruya Goto[363]
Ataata Moeakiola (did not play)[363]
Takaaki Nakazuru[363]		 Shota Emi (to Suntory Sungoliath)[362]
Teruya Goto (to NEC Green Rockets)[362]
Ataata Moeakiola (to Tokai University)[362]
Takaaki Nakazuru (to Suntory Sungoliath)[362]		 Kai Ishii (from NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[376]
Lomano Lemeki (from Honda Heat)[362]
Semisi Masirewa (from Australia Western Force)[174][377]
Hosea Saumaki (from Canon Eagles)[362]
Gerhard van den Heever (from Yamaha Júbilo)[362]
Akihito Yamada (from Panasonic Wild Knights)[362]		 Kenki Fukuoka[362]
Kai Ishii (additional)
Lomano Lemeki
Semisi Masirewa (additional)
Hosea Saumaki
Gerhard van den Heever
Akihito Yamada
FB Kazushi Hano (did not play)[378]
Rikiya Matsuda[379]
Kotaro Matsushima[363]
Yasutaka Sasakura[363]
JJ Taulagi[380]
Riaan Viljoen[363]		 Kazushi Hano (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[362]
Rikiya Matsuda (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[362]
Yasutaka Sasakura (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[362]
JJ Taulagi (to England Newton Abbot RFC)[381]
Riaan Viljoen (to NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes)[362]		 Yoshikazu Fujita (from Panasonic Wild Knights)[382]
Ryuji Noguchi (from Tokai University)[368]
Robbie Robinson (from Ricoh Black Rams)[362]		 Yoshikazu Fujita (additional)
Kotaro Matsushima[362]
Ryuji Noguchi
Robbie Robinson
Coach Filo Tiatia[383] Filo Tiatia (to New Zealand Auckland (forwards coach))[384] Tony Brown (from assistant coach)[385]
Jamie Joseph (from Japan)[386]		 Tony Brown (short-term)
Jamie Joseph

New Zealand

Blues

Blues transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[387]
PR Charlie Faumuina[388]
Alex Hodgman[389]
Sione Mafileo[390]
Pauliasi Manu[391]
Sam Prattley[390]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[392]		 Charlie Faumuina (to France Toulouse)[1]
Sam Prattley (to Chiefs)[393]		 Isaac Salmon (from Tasman)[387]
Mike Tamoaieta (from North Harbour)[387]		 Alex Hodgman[387]
Sione Mafileo[387]
Pauliasi Manu[387]
Isaac Salmon (did not play)
Mike Tamoaieta
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[387]
HK Epalahame Faiva[394]
Matt Moulds[394]
James Parsons[395]		 Epalahame Faiva (to Waikato)[387] Leni Apisai (from Hurricanes)[396]
Ross Wright (from Northland)[397]		 Leni Apisai
Matt Moulds[396]
James Parsons[396]
Ross Wright (short-term)
LK Gerard Cowley-Tuioti[390]
Josh Goodhue[398]
Brandon Nansen (did not play)[394]
Leighton Price (short-term)[399]
Scott Scrafton[390]
Patrick Tuipulotu[400]
Jimmy Tupou[389]		 Brandon Nansen (to North Harbour)[387]
Leighton Price (to Taranaki)[387]		 Lyndon Dunshea (from Auckland)[401]
Matiaha Martin (from Counties Manukau)[402]
Ben Nee-Nee (from Auckland)[403]
Jacob Pierce (from Auckland)[404]		 Gerard Cowley-Tuioti[405]
Lyndon Dunshea (short-term)
Josh Goodhue[387]
Matiaha Martin (short-term)
Ben Nee-Nee (short-term)
Jacob Pierce (short-term)
Scott Scrafton[405]
Patrick Tuipulotu[400]
Jimmy Tupou[387]
FL Blake Gibson[394]
Jerome Kaino[406]
Steve Luatua[407]
Kara Pryor[390]
Murphy Taramai[394]		 Steve Luatua (to England Bristol)[408] Sione Havili (from Auckland)[409]
Antonio Kiri Kiri (from Manawatu)[410]
Dalton Papali'i (from Auckland)[411]
Glenn Preston (from North Harbour)[387]		 Blake Gibson[387]
Sione Havili (short-term)
Jerome Kaino[406]
Antonio Kiri Kiri (short-term)
Dalton Papali'i
Glenn Preston
Kara Pryor[387]
Murphy Taramai[387]
N8 Akira Ioane[394] Akira Ioane[387]
SH Billy Guyton[394]
Sam Nock[394]
Augustine Pulu[412]		 Billy Guyton (to Tasman)[387] Jonathan Ruru (from Otago)[413] Sam Nock[413]
Augustine Pulu[413]
Jonathan Ruru
FH Piers Francis[390]
Bryn Gatland (short-term)[414]
Stephen Perofeta[415]
Ihaia West[394]		 Piers Francis (to England Northampton Saints)[416]
Ihaia West (to Hurricanes)[417]		 Otere Black (from Hurricanes)[418]
Daniel Kirkpatrick (from France Albi)[387]		 Otere Black (did not play)
Bryn Gatland[418]
Daniel Kirkpatrick
Stephen Perofeta[418]
CE TJ Faiane[394]
George Moala[394]
Rene Ranger[394]
Matt Vaega (did not play)[394]
Sonny Bill Williams[419]		 Rene Ranger (to France La Rochelle)[420]
Matt Vaega (to North Harbour)[387]		 Terrence Hepetema (from Bay of Plenty)[401]
Matthew Johnson (from Southland)[387]
Orbyn Leger (from Counties Manukau)[421]
Tumua Manu (from Auckland)[422]
Tamati Tua (from Northland)[387]		 TJ Faiane[387]
Terrence Hepetema (short-term)
Matthew Johnson (did not play)
Orbyn Leger (short-term)
Tumua Manu (short-term)
George Moala[387]
Tamati Tua
Sonny Bill Williams[419]
WG Matt Duffie[423]
Rieko Ioane[394]
Melani Nanai[394]
Declan O'Donnell[394]		 Declan O'Donnell (to Chiefs)[424] Caleb Clarke (from Auckland)[411]
Jordan Hyland (from Northland)[403]		 Caleb Clarke
Matt Duffie[425]
Jordan Hyland (short-term)
Rieko Ioane[387]
Melani Nanai[425]
FB Michael Collins[415]
Jordan Trainor[394]		 Michael Collins[425]
Jordan Trainor[387]
Coach Tana Umaga[426] Tana Umaga[426]

Chiefs

Chiefs transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[427]
PR Siegfried Fisiihoi[428]
Mitchell Graham (did not play)[428]
Kane Hames[429]
Sefo Kautai[428]
Nepo Laulala[430]
Atunaisa Moli[431]
Aidan Ross[432]		 Siegfried Fisiihoi (to France Stade Français)[427] Sam Prattley (from Blues)[393]
Angus Ta'avao (from Australia Waratahs)[321]
Jeff Thwaites (from Bay of Plenty)[433]
Karl Tu’inukuafe (from North Harbour)[424]		 Mitchell Graham (did not play)[427]
Kane Hames (did not play)[434]
Sefo Kautai[434]
Nepo Laulala[434]
Atunaisa Moli[434]
Sam Prattley (short-term)
Aidan Ross[427]
Angus Ta'avao (short-term)
Jeff Thwaites (short-term)
Karl Tu’inukuafe (short-term)
HK Hika Elliot[435]
Nathan Harris[436]
Brayden Mitchell (short-term)[437]
Liam Polwart[428]
Sebastian Siataga (short-term)[438]
Samisoni Taukei'aho (short-term)[439]		 Hika Elliot (to France Oyonnax)[440]
Brayden Mitchell (to Southland)[427]
Sebastian Siataga (to Crusaders)[441]		 Nathan Harris[442]
Liam Polwart[427]
Samisoni Taukei'aho[427]
LK Michael Allardice[443]
Dominic Bird[444]
Matiaha Martin (did not play)[432]
Brodie Retallick[445]
James Tucker[428]		 Matiaha Martin (to Counties Manukau)[427]
James Tucker (to Waikato)[427]		 Fin Hoeata (from Taranaki)[427] Michael Allardice[446]
Dominic Bird[446]
Fin Hoeata (did not play)
Brodie Retallick[445]
FL Lachlan Boshier[428]
Sam Cane[447]
Mitchell Karpik[448]
Liam Messam[449]
Tom Sanders[428]
Taleni Seu[428]		 Tom Sanders (to Crusaders)[450] Tyler Ardron (from Wales Ospreys)[451]
Luke Jacobson (from Waikato)[452]
Matt Matich (from Northland)[453]
Jesse Parete (from Bay of Plenty)[454]
Pita Gus Sowakula (from Taranaki)[455]		 Tyler Ardron
Lachlan Boshier[456]
Sam Cane[457]
Luke Jacobson
Mitchell Karpik[458]
Matt Matich (short-term)
Liam Messam[449]
Jesse Parete (short-term)
Taleni Seu[459]
Pita Gus Sowakula (short-term)
N8 Mitchell Brown[428]
Michael Leitch[428]		 Michael Leitch (to Japan Sunwolves)[362] Mitchell Brown[456]
SH Finlay Christie[428]
Tawera Kerr-Barlow[460]
Jonathan Taumateine[432]
Brad Weber (did not play)[443]		 Finlay Christie (to Hurricanes)[461]
Tawera Kerr-Barlow (to France La Rochelle)[462]		 Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi (from Hurricanes)[463] Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi
Jonathan Taumateine[463]
Brad Weber[463]
FH Aaron Cruden[464]
Stephen Donald[428]		 Aaron Cruden (to France Montpellier)[465]
Stephen Donald (to Counties Manukau)[466]		 Tiaan Falcon (from Hawke's Bay)[452]
Luteru Laulala (from Counties Manukau)[453]
Marty McKenzie (from Crusaders)[427]		 Tiaan Falcon
Luteru Laulala (short-term)
Marty McKenzie
CE Johnny Fa'auli[428]
Anton Lienert-Brown[428]
Alex Nankivell (short-term)[467]
Charlie Ngatai[468]		 Baylin Sullivan (from Waikato)[469]
Regan Verney (from Wellington)[427]		 Johnny Fa'auli[427]
Anton Lienert-Brown[442]
Alex Nankivell[427]
Charlie Ngatai[468]
Baylin Sullivan (short-term)
Regan Verney (did not play)
WG Solomon Alaimalo[428]
Glen Fisiiahi (did not play)[470]
James Lowe[471]
Tim Nanai-Williams[449]
Toni Pulu[429]
Shaun Stevenson[428]
Chase Tiatia (did not play)[428]		 Glen Fisiiahi (to Counties Manukau)[427]
James Lowe (to Ireland Leinster)[472]
Chase Tiatia (to Bay of Plenty)[427]		 Levi Aumua (from Tasman)[427]
Declan O'Donnell (from Blues)[424]
Sean Wainui (from Crusaders)[321]		 Solomon Alaimalo[473]
Levi Aumua (did not play)
Tim Nanai-Williams (did not play)[459]
Declan O'Donnell (short-term)
Toni Pulu[429]
Shaun Stevenson[466]
Sean Wainui (short-term)
FB Damian McKenzie[474]
Sam McNicol[428]		 Damian McKenzie[474]
Sam McNicol (did not play)[427]
Coach Dave Rennie[475] Dave Rennie (to Scotland Glasgow Warriors)[476] Colin Cooper (from Taranaki)[477] Colin Cooper

Crusaders

Crusaders transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[478]
PR Michael Alaalatoa[479]
Wyatt Crockett[480]
Owen Franks[481]
Oliver Jager[482]
Joe Moody[483]
Tim Perry[482]		 Harry Allan (from Canterbury)[484]
Donald Brighouse (from Otago)[485]
Chris King (from France Pau)[486]		 Michael Alaalatoa[479]
Harry Allan (short-term)
Donald Brighouse (short-term)
Wyatt Crockett[480]
Owen Franks[481]
Oliver Jager[487]
Chris King (short-term)
Joe Moody[483]
Tim Perry[487]
HK Ben Funnell[482]
Andrew Makalio[482]
Codie Taylor[482]		 Sam Anderson-Heather (from Otago)[488]
Sebastian Siataga (from Chiefs)[441]		 Sam Anderson-Heather (short-term)
Ben Funnell[487]
Andrew Makalio[478]
Sebastian Siataga (short-term)
Codie Taylor[489]
LK Scott Barrett[490]
Luke Romano[482]
Quinten Strange[482]
Sam Whitelock[491]		 Scott Barrett[490]
Luke Romano[478]
Quinten Strange[478]
Sam Whitelock[492]
FL Heiden Bedwell-Curtis[482]
Jed Brown[482]
Mitchell Dunshea[482]
Vernon Fredericks (short-term)[493]
Peter Samu[482]
Jordan Taufua[494]
Matt Todd[482]		 Jed Brown (to Canterbury)[478]
Vernon Fredericks (to Tasman)[478]		 Ethan Blackadder (from Tasman)[478]
Billy Harmon (from Canterbury)[478]
Tom Sanders (from Chiefs)[450]		 Heiden Bedwell-Curtis (short-term)[495]
Ethan Blackadder
Mitchell Dunshea[478]
Billy Harmon
Peter Samu[450]
Tom Sanders
Jordan Taufua[494]
Matt Todd[496]
N8 Whetu Douglas (short-term)[497]
Kieran Read[491]		 Whetu Douglas (to Italy Benetton)[498] Kieran Read[499]
SH Mitchell Drummond[482]
Ere Enari (short-term)[497]
Leon Fukofuka[500]
Bryn Hall[501]		 Ere Enari (injured)[502]
Leon Fukofuka (to Auckland)[478]		 Jack Stratton (from Canterbury)[478] Mitchell Drummond[503]
Bryn Hall[504]
Jack Stratton
FH Mitchell Hunt[482]
Marty McKenzie[482]
Richie Mo'unga[482]		 Marty McKenzie (to Chiefs)[427] Brett Cameron (from Canterbury)[505]
Mike Delany (from Bay of Plenty)[506]		 Brett Cameron (short-term)
Mike Delany
Mitchell Hunt[503]
Richie Mo'unga[507]
CE Tim Bateman[482]
Ryan Crotty[508]
Jack Goodhue[509]
Seta Tamanivalu[510]
Sean Wainui[482]		 Sean Wainui (to Chiefs)[321] Tim Bateman[506]
Ryan Crotty[511]
Jack Goodhue[509]
Seta Tamanivalu[512]
WG George Bridge[482]
Sione Fifita (did not play)[482]
Digby Ioane[513]
Jone Macilai-Tori (did not play)[514]
Manasa Mataele[482]		 Sione Fifita (to Counties Manukau)[478]
Digby Ioane (to Japan Panasonic Wild Knights)[515]		 Tima Fainga'anuku (from Tasman)[516]
Braydon Ennor (from Canterbury)[517]
Will Jordan (from Tasman)[478]		 George Bridge[503]
Braydon Ennor
Tima Fainga'anuku (short-term)
Will Jordan (did not play)
Jone Macilai-Tori[514]
Manasa Mataele[478]
FB Israel Dagg[518]
David Havili[519]		 Israel Dagg[520]
David Havili[519]
Coach Scott Robertson[521] Scott Robertson[521]

Highlanders

Highlanders transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[522]
PR Siua Halanukonuka[523]
Daniel Lienert-Brown[523]
Craig Millar[523]
Guy Millar[523]
Aki Seiuli[523]
Siate Tokolahi[523]		 Siua Halanukonuka (to Scotland Glasgow Warriors)[524]
Craig Millar (to Japan Sunwolves)[362]		 Tyrel Lomax (from Australia Rebels)[188][189]
Kalolo Tuiloma (from Counties Manukau)[522]		 Daniel Lienert-Brown[525]
Tyrel Lomax
Guy Millar[522]
Aki Seiuli[522]
Siate Tokolahi[522]
Kalolo Tuiloma
HK Liam Coltman[523]
Ash Dixon[523]
Greg Pleasants-Tate[523]
Sekonaia Pole (short-term)[526]
Adrian Smith (short-term)[527]		 Sekonaia Pole (to Otago)[522]
Adrian Smith (to North Harbour)[522]		 Liam Coltman[528]
Ash Dixon[529]
Greg Pleasants-Tate[522]
LK Alex Ainley[523]
Josh Dickson (did not play)[523]
Tom Franklin[530]
Jackson Hemopo[531]
Joe Wheeler[523]		 Joe Wheeler (returned to Japan Suntory Sungoliath)[532] Pari Pari Parkinson (from Tasman)[522] Alex Ainley[533]
Josh Dickson[522]
Tom Franklin[522]
Jackson Hemopo[531]
Pari Pari Parkinson
FL Shane Christie (did not play)[523]
Gareth Evans[523]
Dillon Hunt (short-term)[526]
James Lentjes[523]
Dan Pryor[523]
Tupou Sopoaga (short-term)[534]
Luke Whitelock[535]		 Shane Christie (to Tasman)[522]
Gareth Evans (to Hurricanes)[536]
Tupou Sopoaga (to Southland)[522]		 Shannon Frizell (from Tasman)[522] Shannon Frizell
Dillon Hunt[537]
James Lentjes[525]
Dan Pryor[525]
Luke Whitelock[535]
N8 Elliot Dixon[523]
Liam Squire[523]		 Marino Mikaele-Tu’u (from Hawke's Bay)[538][539] Elliot Dixon[522]
Marino Mikaele-Tu’u
Liam Squire[540]
SH Kayne Hammington[523]
Josh Renton[523]
Aaron Smith[541]		 Kayne Hammington[522]
Josh Renton[522]
Aaron Smith[541]
FH Marty Banks[542]
Hayden Parker (did not play)[523]
Fletcher Smith[523]
Lima Sopoaga[543]		 Marty Banks (to Italy Benetton)[544]
Hayden Parker (to Japan Sunwolves)[362]		 Josh Ioane (from Otago)[545] Josh Ioane
Fletcher Smith[545]
Lima Sopoaga[543]
CE Jason Emery (did not play)[530]
Matt Faddes[523]
Malakai Fekitoa[546]
Rob Thompson[523]
Sio Tomkinson[523]
Teihorangi Walden[523]		 Jason Emery (to Japan Sunwolves)[368]
Malakai Fekitoa (to France Toulon)[547]		 Thomas Umaga-Jensen (from Wellington)[522] Matt Faddes[548]
Rob Thompson[522]
Sio Tomkinson[522]
Thomas Umaga-Jensen
Teihorangi Walden[522]
WG Richard Buckman[549]
Tevita Li[550]
Waisake Naholo[523]
Patrick Osborne[551]		 Patrick Osborne (returned to Japan Kubota Spears)[552] Josh McKay (from Canterbury)[522]
Tevita Nabura (from Counties Manukau)[522]		 Richard Buckman[549]
Tevita Li[522]
Josh McKay
Tevita Nabura
Waisake Naholo[553]
FB Ben Smith[554] Ben Smith[555]
Coach Tony Brown[556] Tony Brown (to  Japan (assistant))[556] Aaron Mauger (from England Leicester Tigers)[557] Aaron Mauger

Hurricanes

Hurricanes transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[214]
PR Chris Eves[558]
Reggie Goodes (did not play)[558]
Mike Kainga[558]
Ben May[558]
Jeffery Toomaga-Allen[558]
Loni Uhila[558]		 Reggie Goodes (retired)[559]
Mike Kainga (to Taranaki)[214]
Loni Uhila (to France Clermont)[560]		 Fraser Armstrong (from Manawatu)[561]
Alex Fidow (from Wellington)[214]
Marcel Renata (from Auckland)[562]
Toby Smith (from Australia Rebels)[191]		 Fraser Armstrong (short-term)
Chris Eves[214]
Alex Fidow
Ben May[214]
Marcel Renata (short-term)
Toby Smith
Jeffery Toomaga-Allen[214]
HK Leni Apisai[558]
Dane Coles[563]
James O'Reilly (short-term)[564]
Ricky Riccitelli[558]		 Leni Apisai (to Blues)[396] Asafo Aumua (from Wellington)[214]
Nathan Vella (from Canterbury)[565]		 Asafo Aumua
Dane Coles (did not play)[563]
James O'Reilly (short-term)[566]
Ricky Riccitelli[214]
Nathan Vella (short-term)
LK Mark Abbott[558]
James Blackwell[567]
James Broadhurst (did not play)[568]
Geoffrey Cridge (did not play)[558]
Michael Fatialofa[558]
Sam Lousi[569]		 Mark Abbott (to Japan Coca-Cola Red Sparks)[214]
James Broadhurst (retired)[570]
Geoffrey Cridge (to Hawke's Bay)[214]		 Murray Douglas (from Australia Rebels)[571]
Isaia Walker-Leawere (from Wellington)[571]		 James Blackwell (did not play)[214]
Murray Douglas
Michael Fatialofa[214]
Sam Lousi[569]
Isaia Walker-Leawere
FL Vaea Fifita[572]
Callum Gibbins[558]
Toa Halafihi[558]
Reed Prinsep[573]
Hugh Renton[558]
Ardie Savea[574]
Brad Shields[558]		 Callum Gibbins (to Scotland Glasgow Warriors)[575]
Toa Halafihi (to France Lyon)[576]
Hugh Renton (to Hawke's Bay)[214]		 Gareth Evans (from Highlanders)[536]
Sam Henwood (from Counties Manukau)[571]		 Gareth Evans
Vaea Fifita[577]
Sam Henwood
Reed Prinsep[573]
Ardie Savea[574]
Brad Shields[214]
N8 Blade Thomson[558] Blade Thomson[214]
SH Kylem O'Donnell (did not play)[558]
TJ Perenara[578]
Chris Smylie (short-term)[567]
Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi[558]		 Kylem O'Donnell (to Taranaki)[214]
Chris Smylie (to North Harbour)[214]
Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi (to Chiefs)[463]		 Jamie Booth (from Manawatu)[571]
Finlay Christie (from Chiefs)[461]
Richard Judd (from Bay of Plenty)[562]		 Jamie Booth
Finlay Christie
Richard Judd (short-term)
TJ Perenara[579]
FH Beauden Barrett[580]
Otere Black[581]		 Otere Black (to Blues)[418] Jackson Garden-Bachop (from Australia Rebels)[244]
TJ Va'a (from Wellington)[214]
Ihaia West (from Blues)[417]		 Beauden Barrett[580]
Jackson Garden-Bachop
TJ Va'a (did not play)
Ihaia West
CE Pita Ahki[582]
Vince Aso[558]
Ngani Laumape[558]
Matt Proctor[583]
Peter Umaga-Jensen (did not play)[558]		 Pita Ahki (to Ireland Connacht)[584] Vince Aso[214]
Ngani Laumape[577]
Matt Proctor[577]
Peter Umaga-Jensen[214]
WG Wes Goosen[558]
Cory Jane[585]
Ben Lam[586]
Julian Savea[587]		 Cory Jane (returned to Japan Toshiba Brave Lupus)[588] Jonah Lowe (from Hawke's Bay)[214] Wes Goosen[214]
Ben Lam[586]
Jonah Lowe
Julian Savea[587]
FB Jordie Barrett[589]
Nehe Milner-Skudder[583]		 Jordie Barrett[589]
Nehe Milner-Skudder[590]
Coach Chris Boyd[591] Chris Boyd[591]

South Africa

Bulls

Bulls transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[592]
PR Jacobie Adriaanse[593]
Martin Dreyer[594]
Lizo Gqoboka[595]
John-Roy Jenkinson[596]
Trevor Nyakane[597]
Pierre Schoeman[598]
Conraad van Vuuren[596]		 Jacobie Adriaanse (to Lions)[599]
Martin Dreyer (to Southern Kings)[600]
John-Roy Jenkinson (to Blue Bulls)[592]		 Matthys Basson (from Blue Bulls)[592]
Simphiwe Matanzima (from Blue Bulls XV)[601]
Nqoba Mxoli (from Blue Bulls)[602]
Mornay Smith (from Blue Bulls XV)[601]
Frans van Wyk (from Stormers)[592]		 Matthys Basson
Lizo Gqoboka[603]
Simphiwe Matanzima (did not play)
Nqoba Mxoli
Trevor Nyakane[597]
Pierre Schoeman[598]
Mornay Smith
Conraad van Vuuren[596]
Frans van Wyk
HK Corniel Els (did not play)[595]
Edgar Marutlulle[595]
Adriaan Strauss[597]
Jaco Visagie[604]		 Corniel Els (to Blue Bulls)[592] Johan Grobbelaar (from Blue Bulls)[605] Johan Grobbelaar
Edgar Marutlulle[592]
Adriaan Strauss[597]
Jaco Visagie[592]
LK Lood de Jager[606]
Jason Jenkins[607]
Abongile Nonkontwana[608]
RG Snyman[594]
Ruben van Heerden[609]		 Abongile Nonkontwana (to Blue Bulls)[592] Aston Fortuin (from Blue Bulls)[592]
Ruan Nortjé (from Blue Bulls XV)[605]		 Lood de Jager[610]
Aston Fortuin (did not play)
Jason Jenkins[603]
Ruan Nortjé
RG Snyman[594]
Ruben van Heerden[592]
FL Shaun Adendorff[595]
Arno Botha[604]
Nick de Jager[593]
Jannes Kirsten[594]
Jacques Potgieter[593]
Marnus Schoeman[note 1]
Roelof Smit (did not play)[597]
Hendré Stassen (did not play)[613]
Ruan Steenkamp[595]		 Arno Botha (to England London Irish)[614]
Jacques Potgieter (sabbatical)[592]
Marnus Schoeman (to Lions)[615]		 Tim Agaba (from South Africa Sevens)[603]
Thembelani Bholi (from Southern Kings)[616]
Marco van Staden (from Blue Bulls)[616]		 Shaun Adendorff[617]
Tim Agaba
Thembelani Bholi
Nick de Jager[592]
Jannes Kirsten[594]
Roelof Smit[592]
Hendré Stassen[592]
Ruan Steenkamp (did not play)[592]
Marco van Staden
N8 Renaldo Bothma[595]
Hanro Liebenberg[607]		 Renaldo Bothma (to England Harlequins)[618] Hanro Liebenberg[619]
SH Rudy Paige[620]
Ivan van Zyl[607]
Piet van Zyl[621]
André Warner[595]		 Rudy Paige (to Blue Bulls)[592]
Piet van Zyl (to England London Irish)[622]		 Embrose Papier (from Blue Bulls)[592] Embrose Papier
Ivan van Zyl[619]
André Warner[603]
FH Tony Jantjies[596]
Handré Pollard[597]
Tian Schoeman[623]		 Tony Jantjies (to Blue Bulls)[592]
Tian Schoeman (to France Bordeaux)[624]		 Marnitz Boshoff (from Ireland Connacht)[603]
Boeta Hamman (from Blue Bulls XV)[605]
Manie Libbok (from Blue Bulls)[592]		 Marnitz Boshoff
Boeta Hamman
Manie Libbok
Handré Pollard[597]
CE Ulrich Beyers[595]
Francois Brummer[595]
JT Jackson (did not play)[595]
Johnny Kôtze (did not play)[594]
Jesse Kriel[597]
Burger Odendaal[620]
Jan Serfontein[597]
Dries Swanepoel[597]		 Ulrich Beyers (to Blue Bulls)[592]
Jan Serfontein (to France Montpellier)[625]		 Francois Brummer[592]
JT Jackson[592]
Johnny Kôtze[594]
Jesse Kriel[597]
Burger Odendaal[620]
Dries Swanepoel[601]
WG Travis Ismaiel[621]
Kefentse Mahlo[595]
Rabz Maxwane[595]
Franco Naudé[613]
Luther Obi (did not play)[note 2]
Jade Stighling[595]
Jamba Ulengo[598]		 Kefentse Mahlo (to Naka Bulls)[592][627]
Rabz Maxwane (to Cheetahs)[628]
Franco Naudé (to Blue Bulls)[592]
Luther Obi (to Cheetahs)[626]		 Divan Rossouw (from Blue Bulls)[592] Travis Ismaiel[619]
Divan Rossouw
Jade Stighling (did not play)[592]
Jamba Ulengo[598]
FB Warrick Gelant[620]
Duncan Matthews[603]		 Warrick Gelant[620]
Duncan Matthews[604]
Coach Nollis Marais[629] Nollis Marais (to Blue Bulls)[630] John Mitchell (from  United States)[630] John Mitchell[630]

Cheetahs

On 7 July 2017, the South African Rugby Union announced that the Cheetahs (along with the Kings) would no longer participate in Super Rugby,[631] following an earlier decision from SANZAAR to reduce the number of South African teams from six teams to four for 2018.[118] All players moved to the Cheetahs Pro14 team unless otherwise indicated.

Cheetahs transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 players
PR Tom Botha[632]
Aranos Coetzee[632]
Charles Marais[633]
Danie Mienie[633]
Ox Nché[633]		 Danie Mienie (to France Toulouse)[634] N/A N/A
HK Jacques du Toit (did not play)[635]
Joseph Dweba[635]
Elandré Huggett[636]
Torsten van Jaarsveld[635]
Reinach Venter[637]		 N/A N/A
LK Justin Basson[636]
Reniel Hugo[636]
Armandt Koster[636]
Francois Uys[636]
Dennis Visser (did not play)[636]
Carl Wegner[636]		 Armandt Koster (to France Grenoble)[638]
Francois Uys (to France Grenoble)[639]		 N/A N/A
FL Uzair Cassiem[636]
Chris Dry[637]
Hilton Lobberts (did not play)[636]
Oupa Mohojé[640]
Junior Pokomela[641]
Boom Prinsloo[636]
Paul Schoeman[636]
Henco Venter[636]		 Boom Prinsloo (to Blue Bulls)[642] N/A N/A
N8 Niell Jordaan[636] N/A N/A
SH Tian Meyer[643]
Zee Mkhabela[643]
Ruan van Rensburg[644]
Shaun Venter[643]		 N/A N/A
FH Ryno Eksteen (did not play)[645]
Niel Marais[636]
Clinton Swart[636]
Fred Zeilinga[636]		 Clinton Swart (returned to Griquas)[646] N/A N/A
CE Nico Lee[647]
Ali Mgijima[648]
William Small-Smith[648]
Michael van der Spuy[648]
Francois Venter[648]		 Michael van der Spuy (retired)[649] N/A N/A
WG Rayno Benjamin[650]
JW Jonker[651]
Luther Obi[note 2]
Sergeal Petersen[652]
Raymond Rhule[636]		 N/A N/A
FB Clayton Blommetjies[636] N/A N/A
Coach Franco Smith[653] N/A N/A

Kings

On 7 July 2017, the South African Rugby Union announced that the Kings (along with the Cheetahs) would no longer participate in Super Rugby,[631] following an earlier decision from SANZAAR to reduce the number of South African teams from six teams to four for 2018.[118] All players moved to the Kings Pro14 team unless otherwise indicated.

Southern Kings transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 players
PR Schalk Ferreira[654]
Justin Forwood[654]
Ross Geldenhuys[655]
Chris Heiberg[656]
Mzamo Majola[657]
David Murray[658]
Schalk van der Merwe[659]
Dayan van der Westhuizen[655]		 Ross Geldenhuys (to Sharks)[660]
Chris Heiberg (to Australia Western Force)[661]
David Murray (released)[662]
Schalk van der Merwe (to Ireland Ulster)[663]		 N/A N/A
HK Tango Balekile (did not play)[664]
Martin Bezuidenhout[654]
Kurt Haupt[658]
Mike Willemse[654]		 Martin Bezuidenhout (to France Bourgoin)[665]
Kurt Haupt (returned to SWD Eagles)[662]
Mike Willemse (to Lions)[666]		 N/A N/A
LK Irné Herbst[656]
Cameron Lindsay (did not play)[654]
Sintu Manjezi (did not play)[656]
Giant Mtyanda[667]
Wandile Putuma (did not play)[656]
Wilhelm van der Sluys[668]
Mzwanele Zito[664]		 Irné Herbst (returned to Bulls)[669]
Cameron Lindsay (to Pumas)[670]
Sintu Manjezi (to Griquas)[671]
Wandile Putuma (returned to Griquas)[671]
Wilhelm van der Sluys (to England Exeter Chiefs)[672]
Mzwanele Zito (returned to Griquas)[671]		 N/A N/A
FL Thembelani Bholi[673]
Chris Cloete[674]
Andisa Ntsila[674]
Tyler Paul[675]
CJ Velleman (did not play)[676]
Stefan Willemse[674]		 Thembelani Bholi (to Pumas)[670]
Chris Cloete (returned to Pumas)[677]
Andisa Ntsila (returned to SWD Eagles)[662]
Tyler Paul (to Sharks)[678]
Stefan Willemse (to Pumas)[679]		 N/A N/A
N8 Christiaan de Bruin (did not play)[674]
Ruaan Lerm[680]		 Christiaan de Bruin (released)[662]
Ruaan Lerm (returned to Pumas)[677]		 N/A N/A
SH Louis Schreuder[681]
Ricky Schroeder[654]
Johan Steyn[674]
Stefan Ungerer[657]
Rudi van Rooyen[664]		 Louis Schreuder (to Sharks)[678]
Ricky Schroeder (retired)[682]
Johan Steyn (returned to SWD Eagles)[662]
Stefan Ungerer (to Pumas)[670]
Rudi van Rooyen (returned to Griquas)[671]		 N/A N/A
FH Lionel Cronjé[674]
Pieter-Steyn de Wet[654]
Garrick Mattheus (did not play)[656]		 Lionel Cronjé (to Japan Toyota Verblitz)[683]
Garrick Mattheus (to Blue Bulls U21)[684]		 N/A N/A
CE Siyanda Grey (did not play)[675]
Stokkies Hanekom[685]
Berton Klaasen[654]
Neil Maritz (did not play)[686]
Waylon Murray[654]
Luzuko Vulindlu[674]		 Siyanda Grey (to Eastern Province Kings)[687]
Stokkies Hanekom (returned to Lions)[666]
Neil Maritz (to Pumas)[670]
Waylon Murray (to France Mâcon)[688]
Luzuko Vulindlu (returned to SWD Eagles)[662]		 N/A N/A
WG Alshaun Bock[664]
Ntabeni Dukisa[674]
Malcolm Jaer[675]
Makazole Mapimpi[655]
Wandile Mjekevu[686]
Yaw Penxe[656]		 Alshaun Bock (returned to Griquas)[671]
Malcolm Jaer (to Cheetahs)[689]
Makazole Mapimpi (to Cheetahs)[690]
Wandile Mjekevu (to France Toulouse)[691]		 N/A N/A
FB Masixole Banda[655]
Chrysander Botha[654]
Johann Tromp[654]		 Chrysander Botha (to Namibia Welwitschias)[692]
Johann Tromp (to Namibia Welwitschias)[662]		 N/A N/A
Coach Deon Davids[693] N/A N/A

Lions

Lions transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[615]
PR Justin Ackerman (did not play)[694]
Ruan Dreyer[694]
Corné Fourie[694]
Johannes Jonker[694]
Sti Sithole[694]
Dylan Smith[694]
Jacques van Rooyen[694]
Hencus van Wyk[694]		 Justin Ackerman (to France Montpellier)[695][696]
Hencus van Wyk (to Japan Sunwolves)[362]		 Jacobie Adriaanse (from Bulls)[599] Jacobie Adriaanse
Ruan Dreyer[615]
Corné Fourie[615]
Johannes Jonker[615]
Sti Sithole[615]
Dylan Smith[615]
Jacques van Rooyen[615]
HK Robbie Coetzee[694]
Malcolm Marx[694]
Akker van der Merwe[697]		 Akker van der Merwe (to Sharks)[698] Robbie Coetzee[615]
Malcolm Marx[615]
LK Lourens Erasmus[694]
Andries Ferreira[694]
Robert Kruger[694]
Franco Mostert[694]
Marvin Orie[694]		 Rhyno Herbst (from Golden Lions)[615] Lourens Erasmus[615]
Andries Ferreira[615]
Rhyno Herbst (did not play)
Robert Kruger[615]
Franco Mostert[615]
Marvin Orie[615]
FL Ruan Ackermann[694]
Fabian Booysen (did not play)[694]
Cyle Brink[699]
Hacjivah Dayimani (did not play)[694]
Jaco Kriel[694]
Kwagga Smith[694]		 Ruan Ackermann (to England Gloucester)[700]
Fabian Booysen (to SWD Eagles)[701]		 Len Massyn (from Golden Lions)[615]
Marnus Schoeman (from Bulls)[615]		 Cyle Brink[699]
Hacjivah Dayimani[615]
Jaco Kriel (did not play)[615]
Len Massyn
Marnus Schoeman
Kwagga Smith[615]
N8 Warren Whiteley[694] Willie Engelbrecht (from Pumas)[615] Willie Engelbrecht (did not play)
Warren Whiteley[615]
SH Ross Cronjé[694]
Faf de Klerk[694]
Dillon Smit[694]		 Faf de Klerk (to England Sale Sharks)[702] Nic Groom (from England Northampton Saints)[703]
Marco Jansen van Vuren (from Golden Lions)[615]
Christiaan Meyer (from Griquas)[704]		 Ross Cronjé[615]
Nic Groom (short-term)
Marco Jansen van Vuren
Christiaan Meyer (did not play)
Dillon Smit[615]
FH Elton Jantjies[694]
Shaun Reynolds[694]		 Ashlon Davids (from Golden Lions)[615] Ashlon Davids
Elton Jantjies[615]
Shaun Reynolds[615]
CE Rohan Janse van Rensburg[694]
Lionel Mapoe[694]
Howard Mnisi[694]
Jacques Nel[694]
Harold Vorster[694]		 Jacques Nel (to Southern Kings)[662] Rohan Janse van Rensburg[615]
Lionel Mapoe[615]
Howard Mnisi[615]
Harold Vorster[615]
WG Ruan Combrinck[705]
Courtnall Skosan[694]
Madosh Tambwe[694]
Anthonie Volmink[694]		 Anthonie Volmink (to Southern Kings)[706] Aphiwe Dyantyi (from Golden Lions)[615] Ruan Combrinck[615]
Aphiwe Dyantyi
Courtnall Skosan[615]
Madosh Tambwe[615]
FB Andries Coetzee[694]
Sylvian Mahuza[694]
Jaco van der Walt[694]		 Jaco van der Walt (to Scotland Edinburgh)[707] Andries Coetzee[615]
Sylvian Mahuza[615]
Coach Johan Ackermann[694] Johan Ackermann (to England Gloucester)[708] Swys de Bruin (from assistant coach)[709] Swys de Bruin

Sharks

Sharks transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[710]
PR Lourens Adriaanse[711]
Thomas du Toit[712]
John-Hubert Meyer[686]
Tendai Mtawarira[711]
Coenie Oosthuizen[713]
Juan Schoeman[711]		 Lourens Adriaanse (to France Pau)[714] Ross Geldenhuys (from Southern Kings)[660]
Mzamo Majola (returned from Southern Kings)[715]
Khutha Mchunu (from Sharks U21)[710]		 Thomas du Toit[716]
Ross Geldenhuys
Mzamo Majola
Khutha Mchunu (did not play)
John-Hubert Meyer[717]
Tendai Mtawarira[710]
Coenie Oosthuizen (did not play)[713]
Juan Schoeman[710]
HK Stephan Coetzee[711]
Franco Marais[686]
Chiliboy Ralepelle[711]		 Stephan Coetzee (to Southern Kings)[718] Akker van der Merwe (from Lions)[719]
Kerron van Vuuren (from Sharks XV)[710]		 Franco Marais[686]
Chiliboy Ralepelle[710]
Akker van der Merwe
Kerron van Vuuren (did not play)
LK Hyron Andrews[686]
Ruan Botha[711]
Jean Droste[686]
Stephan Lewies[686]
Etienne Oosthuizen[711]		 Etienne Oosthuizen (to France Lyon)[720] Gideon Koegelenberg (from Italy Zebre)[721] Hyron Andrews[722]
Ruan Botha[723]
Jean Droste (did not play)[724]
Gideon Koegelenberg
Stephan Lewies[686]
FL Keegan Daniel (did not play)[711]
Jean Deysel (did not play)[711]
Jean-Luc du Preez[725]
Francois Kleinhans (did not play)[711]
Khaya Majola (did not play)[711]
Tera Mtembu[711]
Jacques Vermeulen[686]		 Jean Deysel (to Ireland Ulster)[726]
Francois Kleinhans (to Pumas)[670]
Khaya Majola (to Southern Kings)[662]		 Tyler Paul (from Southern Kings)[727]
Wian Vosloo (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[728]		 Keegan Daniel[710]
Jean-Luc du Preez[725]
Tera Mtembu[710]
Tyler Paul
Jacques Vermeulen[686]
Wian Vosloo
N8 Dan du Preez[725]
Philip van der Walt[711]		 Dan du Preez[725]
Philip van der Walt[710]
SH Michael Claassens[711]
Rowan Gouws (did not play)[686]
Cobus Reinach[711]
Hanco Venter (did not play)[711]		 Rowan Gouws (to Southern Kings)[662]
Cobus Reinach (to England Northampton Saints)[729]
Hanco Venter (to UP Tuks)[718][730]		 Louis Schreuder (from Southern Kings)[731]
Grant Williams (from Sharks U21)[710]
Cameron Wright (from France Montpellier)[732]		 Michael Claassens (did not play)[733]
Louis Schreuder
Grant Williams
Cameron Wright
FH Garth April[725]
Curwin Bosch[686]
Benhard Janse van Rensburg[686]
Patrick Lambie[734]
Inny Radebe[711]		 Benhard Janse van Rensburg (to Southern Kings)[735]
Patrick Lambie (to France Racing 92)[736]
Inny Radebe (to Golden Lions XV)[737][738]		 Robert du Preez (from Stormers)[739] Garth April[725]
Curwin Bosch[686]
Robert du Preez
CE Lukhanyo Am[711]
Tristan Blewett (did not play)[686]
Johan Deysel[686]
André Esterhuizen[686]
Marius Louw[686]
Jeremy Ward		 Lukhanyo Am[740]
Tristan Blewett (did not play)[686]
Johan Deysel (did not play)[686]
André Esterhuizen[686]
Marius Louw[741]
Jeremy Ward (did not play)[686]
WG Lwazi Mvovo[711]
Odwa Ndungane[686]
S'busiso Nkosi[686]
S'bura Sithole[734]
Kobus van Wyk[686]		 Odwa Ndungane (retired)[742]
S'bura Sithole (to Southern Kings)[662]		 Makazole Mapimpi (from Cheetahs)[743]
Leolin Zas (from Western Province)[743]		 Makazole Mapimpi
Lwazi Mvovo[710]
S'busiso Nkosi[744]
Kobus van Wyk[686]
Leolin Zas (did not play)
FB Clément Poitrenaud[686]
Rhyno Smith[686]		 Clément Poitrenaud (retired)[745] Courtney Winnaar (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[746] Rhyno Smith (did not play)[747]
Courtney Winnaar (did not play)
Coach Robert du Preez[748] Robert du Preez[749]

Stormers

Stormers transfers 2017–2018
Pos 2017 squad Out In 2018 squad[750]
PR JC Janse van Rensburg[751]
Oli Kebble[751]
Steven Kitshoff (short-term)[752]
Wilco Louw[751]
Frans Malherbe[751]
Caylib Oosthuizen[751]
Frans van Wyk[751]
Alistair Vermaak[751]		 Oli Kebble (to Scotland Glasgow Warriors)[753]
Frans van Wyk (to Bulls)[592]		 Neethling Fouché (from Blue Bulls)[754]
Carlü Sadie (from Western Province)[750]		 Neethling Fouché
JC Janse van Rensburg[754]
Steven Kitshoff[755]
Wilco Louw[754]
Frans Malherbe[756]
Caylib Oosthuizen (did not play)[754]
Carlü Sadie
Alistair Vermaak (did not play)[754]
HK Bongi Mbonambi[751]
Dean Muir (did not play)[751]
Ramone Samuels[757]
Chad Solomon (did not play)[751]		 Chad Solomon (to Western Province)[750] Scarra Ntubeni (return from injury)[754] Bongi Mbonambi[756]
Dean Muir[750]
Scarra Ntubeni
Ramone Samuels[750]
LK Jan de Klerk[751]
Pieter-Steph du Toit[751]
Eben Etzebeth[751]
JD Schickerling[751]
Chris van Zyl[751]
Eduard Zandberg (did not play)[751]		 Salmaan Moerat (from Western Province U21)[750] Jan de Klerk[750]
Pieter-Steph du Toit[756]
Eben Etzebeth (did not play)[756]
Salmaan Moerat
JD Schickerling[750]
Chris van Zyl[750]
Eduard Zandberg (did not play)[756]
FL Stephan de Wit[757]
Johan du Toit (did not play)[757]
Rynhardt Elstadt[751]
Siya Kolisi[751]
Sikhumbuzo Notshe[751]
Marnus Schoeman (did not play)[note 1]
Cobus Wiese[751]		 Rynhardt Elstadt (to France Toulouse)[758]
Marnus Schoeman (to Bulls)[612]		 Stephan de Wit (did not play)[750]
Johan du Toit[750]
Siya Kolisi[755]
Sikhumbuzo Notshe[754]
Cobus Wiese[756]
N8 Juarno Augustus[751]
Nizaam Carr[751]
Jaco Coetzee[751]
Kobus van Dyk[759]		 Juarno Augustus[754]
Nizaam Carr[754]
Jaco Coetzee[750]
Kobus van Dyk[754]
SH Dewaldt Duvenage[751]
Godlen Masimla[751]
Justin Phillips[751]
Jano Vermaak[760]		 Godlen Masimla (to Southern Kings)[761] Paul de Wet (from Western Province)[750]
Herschel Jantjies (from Western Province)[762]		 Paul de Wet
Dewaldt Duvenage[750]
Herschel Jantjies
Justin Phillips[750]
Jano Vermaak[754]
FH Kurt Coleman[751]
Jean-Luc du Plessis[751]
Robert du Preez[751]
Brandon Thomson[763]
Damian Willemse[751]		 Kurt Coleman (to Southern Kings)[662]
Robert du Preez (to Sharks)[739]
Brandon Thomson (to Scotland Glasgow Warriors)[764]		 Joshua Stander (from Blue Bulls)[754]
George Whitehead (from Griquas)[765]		 Jean-Luc du Plessis[750]
Joshua Stander
George Whitehead
Damian Willemse[765]
CE Damian de Allende[751]
Juan de Jongh[751]
Daniël du Plessis[751]
Huw Jones (did not play)[751]
Dan Kriel[757]
Shaun Treeby (short-term)[766]
EW Viljoen[751]		 Juan de Jongh (to England Wasps)[767]
Huw Jones (to Scotland Glasgow Warriors)[768]
Shaun Treeby (to Japan Honda Heat)[769]		 JJ Engelbrecht (from Japan Toyota Industries Shuttles)[754] Damian de Allende[755]
Daniël du Plessis (did not play)[750]
JJ Engelbrecht
Dan Kriel (did not play)[750]
EW Viljoen[750]
WG Bjorn Basson[770]
Dillyn Leyds[751]
Khanyo Ngcukana (did not play)[751]
Seabelo Senatla[771]		 Bjorn Basson (to France Oyonnax)[772]
Khanyo Ngcukana (to Western Province)[750]		 Sergeal Petersen (from Cheetahs)[754]
Raymond Rhule (from Cheetahs)[754]		 Dillyn Leyds[754]
Sergeal Petersen (did not play)
Raymond Rhule
Seabelo Senatla[771]
FB Cheslin Kolbe[751]
SP Marais[757]		 Cheslin Kolbe (to France Toulouse)[773] Craig Barry (loan return from Cheetahs)[750] Craig Barry
SP Marais[754]
Coach Robbie Fleck[751] Robbie Fleck[754]

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 Marnus Schoeman was initially included in the Stormers' squad for the 2017 season, on loan from the Pumas.[611] However, in April 2017 – prior to making any appearances in the competition – he ended his loan move and joined the Bulls on loan instead.[612]
  2. 1 2 Luther Obi was initially included in the Bulls' squad for the 2017 season.[595] However, in March 2017 – prior to making any appearances in the competition – he got an early release from his Bulls contract and joined the Cheetahs.[626]

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