List of 2018–19 Super Rugby transfers

This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2019 Super Rugby season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2018 or 2019 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
  • 2018 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 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[1] Out In 2019 players
PR Felipe Arregui[1]
Franco Brarda (training group, did not play)[1]
Javier Díaz (training group)[1]
Santiago García Botta[2]
Nicolás Leiva (training group, did not play)[1]
Santiago Medrano (short-term)[3]
Enrique Pieretto (did not play)[4]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro[4]
Juan Pablo Zeiss (training group)[1]		 Santiago García Botta[2]
Enrique Pieretto[4]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro[4]
HK Agustín Creevy[5]
Diego Fortuny (training group)[1]
Julián Montoya[1]
LK Matías Alemanno[2]
Marcos Kremer[2]
Tomás Lavanini[6]
Guido Petti[2]		 Matías Alemanno[2]
Marcos Kremer[7]
Guido Petti[2]
FL Juan Manuel Leguizamón[8]
Tomás Lezana[1]
Pablo Matera[2]
Santiago Montagner (training group, did not play)[1]
Javier Ortega Desio[4]		 Pablo Matera[2]
Javier Ortega Desio[4]
N8 Rodrigo Bruni (training group, did not play)[1]
Benjamín Macome (did not play)[1]
Leonardo Senatore[1]
SH Gonzalo Bertranou[1]
Tomás Cubelli (did not play)[9]
Felipe Ezcurra[1]
Martín Landajo[1]		 Tomás Cubelli[9]
FH Joaquín Díaz Bonilla[1]
Santiago González Iglesias[10]
Juan Martín Hernández[1]
Nicolás Sánchez[11]		 Juan Martín Hernández (retired)[12]
Nicolás Sánchez (to France Stade Français)[13]
CE Santiago Álvarez (did not play)[1]
Jerónimo de la Fuente[1]
Bautista Ezcurra[1]
Matías Moroni[1]
Matías Orlando[1]		 Bautista Ezcurra[7]
WG Emiliano Boffelli[2]
Sebastián Cancelliere[1]
Juan Cruz Mallia (short-term)[3]
Ramiro Moyano[10]		 Emiliano Boffelli[7]
FB Bautista Delguy (training group)[1]
Joaquín Tuculet[14]		 Bautista Delguy[7]
Coach Mario Ledesma[15] Mario Ledesma (to Argentina)[16] Gonzalo Quesada (from France Biarritz)[17] Gonzalo Quesada

Australia

Brumbies

Brumbies transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[18] Out In 2019 players
PR Allan Alaalatoa[19]
Ben Alexander[20]
Mees Erasmus (extended playing squad)[21]
Leslie Leulua’iali’i-Makin[22]
Nic Mayhew[22]
Scott Sio[23]
Faalelei Sione[24]		 Ben Alexander (retired)[25]
Mees Erasmus (to Rebels)[26]
Nic Mayhew (to New Zealand North Harbour)[27]		 Tom Ross (from Canberra Vikings)[28]
James Slipper (from Reds)[29]		 Allan Alaalatoa[19]
Tom Ross
James Slipper
Scott Sio[23]
HK Robbie Abel[30]
Folau Fainga'a (extended playing squad)[31]
Joshua Mann-Rea[32]
Connal McInerney (short-term)[33]		 Robbie Abel[30]
Folau Fainga'a[34]
Joshua Mann-Rea[32]
Connal McInerney[35]
LK Richie Arnold[36]
Rory Arnold[37]
Sam Carter[38]
Blake Enever[39]
Darcy Swain (extended playing squad)[40]		 Richie Arnold (to Japan Yamaha Júbilo)[41] Murray Douglas (from New Zealand Hurricanes)[42] Rory Arnold[37]
Sam Carter[38]
Murray Douglas
Blake Enever[39]
Darcy Swain[43]
FL Tom Cusack[44]
Lachlan McCaffrey[45]
Michael Oakman-Hunt (short-term)[46]
David Pocock[47]
Rob Valetini[48]		 Peter Samu (from New Zealand Crusaders)[49] Tom Cusack[44]
David Pocock[47]
Peter Samu
Rob Valetini[48]
N8 Lolo Fakaosilea[50]
Ben Hyne (did not play)[51]
Isi Naisarani[52]		 Lolo Fakaosilea (to Japan Kintetsu Liners)[53]
Isi Naisarani (to Rebels)[54]		 Ben Hyne[55]
SH Ryan Lonergan (extended playing squad, did not play)[56]
Matt Lucas[57]
Joe Powell[58]		 Ryan Lonergan[59]
Matt Lucas[57]
Joe Powell[60]
FH Wharenui Hawera[61]
Christian Lealiifano[62]		 Bayley Kuenzle (from Southern Districts)[63] Wharenui Hawera[61]
Bayley Kuenzle
Christian Lealiifano[64]
CE Kyle Godwin[65]
Jordan Jackson-Hope[66]
Tevita Kuridrani[67]
Andrew Smith[68]		 Kyle Godwin (to Ireland Connacht)[69]
Andrew Smith (retired)[70]		 Len Ikitau (from Canberra Vikings)[28]
Irae Simone (from Waratahs)[71]
Tom Wright (from Manly Warringah Sea Eagles)[72]		 Len Ikitau
Jordan Jackson-Hope[66]
Tevita Kuridrani[67]
Irae Simone
Tom Wright
WG James Dargaville[73]
Andy Muirhead (extended playing squad)[74]
Chance Peni[75]
Henry Speight[76]
Lausii Taliauli[77]		 Toni Pulu (from New Zealand Chiefs)[78] Toni Pulu
Henry Speight[79]
Lausii Taliauli[77]
FB Tom Banks[18]
Mack Hansen (did not play)[40]
James Verity-Amm (extended playing squad)[80]		 Tom Banks[81]
Coach Dan McKellar[82]

Rebels

Rebels transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[83] Out In 2019 players
PR Jermaine Ainsley[84]
Ben Daley[85]
Pone Fa’amausili (supplementary squad)[86]
Tetera Faulkner[87]
Tom Moloney (did not play)[83]
Fereti Sa'aga[88]
Sam Talakai[84]
Laurie Weeks (did not play)[89]		 Mees Erasmus (from Brumbies)[26] Jermaine Ainsley[90]
Ben Daley[85]
Mees Erasmus
Pone Fa’amausili[91]
Tetera Faulkner[87]
Fereti Sa'aga[88]
Sam Talakai[84]
Laurie Weeks[89]
HK Nathan Charles (short-term)[92]
Sama Malolo (supplementary squad)[93]
Anaru Rangi[94]
Jordan Uelese[95]
Mahe Vailanu (short-term)[96]		 Hugh Roach (from Waratahs)[97] Hugh Roach
Jordan Uelese[95]
LK Adam Coleman[98]
Sam Jeffries[99]
Geoff Parling[100]
Matt Philip[101]		 Adam Coleman[98]
Matt Philip[101]
FL Angus Cottrell[83]
Colby Fainga'a[102]
Richard Hardwick[101]
Ross Haylett-Petty[103]
Rob Leota (did not play)[104]		 Colby Fainga'a (to Ireland Connacht)[105] Brad Wilkin (from Waratahs)[97] Angus Cottrell[106]
Richard Hardwick[107]
Ross Haylett-Petty[103]
Rob Leota[104]
Brad Wilkin
N8 Amanaki Mafi[108]
Lopeti Timani[109]		 Lopeti Timani (to France La Rochelle)[110]
Amanaki Mafi (returned to Japan NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[111]		 Isi Naisarani (from Brumbies)[54] Isi Naisarani
SH Will Genia[112]
Harrison Goddard[113]
Michael Ruru[114]		 Will Genia[112]
Harrison Goddard[113]
Michael Ruru[114]
FH Tayler Adams[101]
Jack Debreczeni (supplementary squad)[115]
Jack McGregor (did not play)[116]		 Jack McGregor (to Western Force)[117] Matt Toomua (from England Leicester Tigers)[118] Matt Toomua (short-term)
CE Reece Hodge[119]
David Horwitz (did not play)[120]
Bill Meakes[101]
Sione Tuipulotu (did not play)[104]
Semisi Tupou[83]		 David Horwitz (to Ireland Connacht)[121] Reece Hodge[119]
Bill Meakes[101]
Sione Tuipulotu[104]
Semisi Tupou[90]
WG Tom English[99]
Henry Hutchison (did not play)[122]
Marika Koroibete[123]
Sefanaia Naivalu[124]		 Henry Hutchison (to Australia Sevens)[125] Tom English[126]
Marika Koroibete[127]
Sefanaia Naivalu[124]
FB Dane Haylett-Petty[103]
Jack Maddocks[128]		 Dane Haylett-Petty[103]
Jack Maddocks[129]
Coach David Wessels[130] David Wessels[130]

Reds

Reds transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[131] Out In 2019 players
PR Sef Fa'agase[132]
Harry Hoopert[131]
James Slipper[133]
JP Smith[131]
Ruan Smith[134]
Taniela Tupou[135]
Markus Vanzati (did not play)[131]		 James Slipper (to Brumbies)[29]
Markus Vanzati (to Western Force)[136]		 JP Smith[137]
Ruan Smith[134]
Taniela Tupou[138]
HK Alex Mafi[139]
Brandon Paenga-Amosa[131]
Andrew Ready[132]		 Alex Mafi[140]
LK Angus Blyth[141]
Kane Douglas[142]
Harry Hockings[141]
Izack Rodda[139]
Lukhan Tui[139]		 Kane Douglas (to France Bordeaux)[143] Angus Blyth[144]
Harry Hockings[141]
Izack Rodda[145]
Lukhan Tui[144]
FL Michael Gunn (did not play)[132]
Reece Hewat (did not play)[141]
Adam Korczyk[132]
Angus Scott-Young[146]
George Smith[147]
Caleb Timu[141]
Liam Wright[146]		 George Smith (to England Bristol Bears)[148] Angus Scott-Young[149]
Caleb Timu[150]
N8 Scott Higginbotham[151] Scott Higginbotham[151]
SH Tate McDermott[152]
Moses Sorovi[131]
James Tuttle[153]		 Tate McDermott[152]
Moses Sorovi[154]
James Tuttle[155]
FH Quade Cooper (did not play)[156]
Jono Lance[157]
Ben Lucas[158]
Hamish Stewart[159]
Teti Tela[160]		 Jono Lance (to England Worcester Warriors)[161]
Ben Lucas (to France Grenoble)[162]		 Quade Cooper[156]
Hamish Stewart[159]
CE Chris Feauai-Sautia[163]
Samu Kerevi[164]
Duncan Paia'aua[159]
Jordan Petaia (short-term)[165]		 Chris Feauai-Sautia[140]
Samu Kerevi[166]
Duncan Paia'aua[159]
WG Filipo Daugunu[163]
Lachlan Maranta (did not play)[131]
Eto Nabuli[167]
Jayden Ngamanu (short-term)[168]
Izaia Perese[159]		 Eto Nabuli (to France Bordeaux)[169] Filipo Daugunu[140]
Izaia Perese[159]
FB Karmichael Hunt (did not play)[170]
Aidan Toua[171]		 Karmichael Hunt[170]
Aidan Toua[140]
Coach Brad Thorn[172]

Waratahs

Waratahs transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[173][174] Out In 2019 players
PR Harry Johnson-Holmes[175]
Sekope Kepu[176]
Tom Robertson[177]
Paddy Ryan[178]
Matt Sandell (did not play)[179]
Kalivati Tawake (short-term)[180]
Shambeckler Vui[175]
Cody Walker (did not play)[175]		 Paddy Ryan (to NSW Country Eagles)[181][182]
Kalivati Tawake (to France Biarritz)[183]		 Rory O'Connor (from Sydney Rays)[184] Harry Johnson-Holmes[175]
Sekope Kepu[176]
Rory O'Connor
Tom Robertson[177]
Shambeckler Vui[175]
Cody Walker[175]
HK Damien Fitzpatrick[185]
Tolu Latu[186]
Hugh Roach[187]
JP Sauni (did not play)[188]		 Hugh Roach (to Rebels)[97] Damien Fitzpatrick[189]
LK Ned Hanigan[190]
Ryan McCauley[173]
Nick Palmer[175]
Rob Simmons[191]
Tom Staniforth[192]		 Ryan McCauley[193]
Rob Simmons[191]
Tom Staniforth[192]
FL Jack Dempsey (did not play)[194]
Michael Hooper[195]
Kelly Meafua (did not play)[173]
Will Miller[175]
Lachlan Swinton (did not play)[175]
Michael Wells[196]
Brad Wilkin[173]		 Kelly Meafua (to France Béziers)[197]
Brad Wilkin (to Rebels)[97]		 Michael Hooper[198]
Will Miller[199]
Lachlan Swinton[175]
Michael Wells[200]
N8 Jed Holloway[179]
Maclean Jones (did not play)[201]		 Jed Holloway[179]
SH Nick Duffy (short-term, did not play)[202]
Jake Gordon[203]
Nick Phipps[204]
Mitch Short (short-term)[174]
Michael Snowden (short-term)[205]		 Michael Snowden (retired)[206] Jake Gordon[203]
Nick Phipps[204]
FH Bernard Foley[207]
Bryce Hegarty[208]
Mack Mason (did not play)[209]		 Bryce Hegarty[208]
Mack Mason[209]
CE Kurtley Beale[210]
Lalakai Foketi[175]
Alex Newsome[175]
Irae Simone (did not play)[173]		 Irae Simone (to Brumbies)[71] Alex Newsome[175]
WG Cameron Clark[211]
Andrew Kellaway[179]
Taqele Naiyaravoro[212]
Curtis Rona[213]		 Andrew Kellaway (to England Northampton Saints)[214]
Taqele Naiyaravoro (to England Northampton Saints)[215]		 Curtis Rona[213]
FB Israel Folau[216]
Coach Daryl Gibson[217] Daryl Gibson[218]

Japan

Sunwolves

Sunwolves transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[219] Out In 2019 players
PR Asaeli Ai Valu[219]
Takuma Asahara (short-term)[219]
Keita Inagaki[219]
Shintaro Ishihara[219]
Nika Khatiashvili (additional)[220]
Koo Ji-won[219]
Craig Millar[219]
Hencus van Wyk[219]
Alex Woonton (additional)[221]		 Nika Khatiashvili (to France Angoulême)[222][223]
HK Jaba Bregvadze[219]
Takeshi Hino (short-term, did not play)[219]
Shota Horie[219]
Yusuke Niwai[219]
Atsushi Sakate[224]		 Jaba Bregvadze[225]
LK Grant Hattingh[219]
Uwe Helu[219]
Kazuki Himeno[219]
Shinya Makabe[219]
James Moore[219]
Sam Wykes[219]
FL Lappies Labuschagné[219]
Masakatsu Nishikawa (additional, did not play)[226]
Shunsuke Nunomaki[219]
Ed Quirk[219]
Wimpie van der Walt[219]
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (additional)[226]
N8 Willie Britz[219]
Fetuani Lautaimi (additional)[226]
Michael Leitch[219]
Yoshitaka Tokunaga[219]
SH Yutaka Nagare[219]
Kaito Shigeno (additional)[226]
Fumiaki Tanaka[219]
Keisuke Uchida[219]
FH Hayden Parker[219]
Yu Tamura[219]		 Hayden Parker[225]
CE Jason Emery[224]
Timothy Lafaele[219]
Michael Little[219]
Rikiya Matsuda (additional)[227]
Daishi Murata (did not play)[228]
Ryoto Nakamura[219]
Harumichi Tatekawa[219]
Sione Teaupa[219]
Will Tupou[219]		 Phil Burleigh (from New Zealand Canterbury)[225] Phil Burleigh
WG Kenki Fukuoka[219]
Kai Ishii (additional)[229]
Lomano Lemeki[219]
Semisi Masirewa (additional)[230][231]
Hosea Saumaki[219]
Gerhard van den Heever[219]
Akihito Yamada[219]		 Rene Ranger (from New Zealand Northland)[225] Rene Ranger
FB Yoshikazu Fujita (additional)[232]
Kotaro Matsushima[219]
Ryuji Noguchi[224]
Robbie Robinson[219]
Coach Tony Brown (short-term)[233]
Jamie Joseph[234]		 Jamie Joseph (returned to  Japan)[235] Tony Brown[236]

New Zealand

Blues

Blues transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[237] Out In 2019 players
PR Alex Hodgman[237]
Sione Mafileo[237]
Pauliasi Manu[237]
Isaac Salmon (did not play)[237]
Mike Tamoaieta[237]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[237]		 Karl Tu’inukuafe (from Chiefs)[238] Alex Hodgman[239]
Karl Tu’inukuafe
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[240]
HK Leni Apisai[241]
Matt Moulds[241]
James Parsons[241]
Ross Wright (short-term)[242]		 Leni Apisai[241]
James Parsons[243]
LK Gerard Cowley-Tuioti[244]
Lyndon Dunshea (short-term)[245]
Josh Goodhue[237]
Matiaha Martin (short-term)[246]
Ben Nee-Nee (short-term)[247]
Scott Scrafton[244]
Jacob Pierce (short-term)[248]
Patrick Tuipulotu[249]
Jimmy Tupou[237]		 Gerard Cowley-Tuioti[244]
Scott Scrafton[244]
Patrick Tuipulotu[249]
Jimmy Tupou[250]
FL Blake Gibson[237]
Sione Havili (short-term)[251]
Jerome Kaino[252]
Antonio Kiri Kiri (short-term)[253]
Dalton Papali'i[254]
Glenn Preston[237]
Kara Pryor[237]
Murphy Taramai[237]		 Jerome Kaino (to France Toulouse)[255][256] Hoskins Sotutu (from Auckland)[257] Blake Gibson[239]
Hoskins Sotutu
N8 Akira Ioane[237] Akira Ioane[258]
SH Sam Nock[259]
Augustine Pulu[259]
Jonathan Ruru[259]		 Augustine Pulu[260]
FH Otere Black (did not play)[261]
Bryn Gatland[261]
Daniel Kirkpatrick[237]
Stephen Perofeta[261]		 Bryn Gatland (to Highlanders)[262] Harry Plummer (from Auckland)[257] Otere Black[261]
Harry Plummer
CE TJ Faiane[237]
Terrence Hepetema (short-term)[245]
Matthew Johnson (did not play)[237]
Orbyn Leger (short-term)[263]
Tumua Manu (short-term)[264]
George Moala[237]
Tamati Tua[237]
Sonny Bill Williams[265]		 George Moala (to France Clermont)[266] Ma'a Nonu (from France Toulon)[267]
Tanielu Tele’a (from Auckland)[257]		 Ma'a Nonu
Tanielu Tele’a
Sonny Bill Williams[265]
WG Caleb Clarke[254]
Matt Duffie[268]
Jordan Hyland (short-term)[247]
Rieko Ioane[237]
Melani Nanai[268]		 Matt Duffie[268]
Rieko Ioane[258]
Melani Nanai[268]
FB Michael Collins[268]
Jordan Trainor[237]		 Michael Collins[269]
Coach Tana Umaga[270] Tana Umaga[271]

Chiefs

Chiefs transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[272] Out In 2019 players
PR Mitchell Graham (did not play)[272]
Kane Hames (did not play)[273]
Sefo Kautai[273]
Nepo Laulala[273]
Atunaisa Moli[273]
Sam Prattley (short-term)[274]
Aidan Ross[272]
Angus Ta'avao (short-term)[275]
Jeff Thwaites (short-term)[276]
Karl Tu’inukuafe (short-term)[277]		 Karl Tu’inukuafe (to Blues)[238] Kane Hames[273]
Sefo Kautai[273]
Nepo Laulala[273]
Atunaisa Moli[273]
Aidan Ross[278]
Angus Ta'avao[278]
HK Nathan Harris[279]
Liam Polwart[272]
Samisoni Taukei'aho[272]		 Nathan Harris[279]
Liam Polwart[280]
LK Michael Allardice[281]
Dominic Bird[281]
Fin Hoeata (did not play)[272]
Brodie Retallick[282]		 Dominic Bird (to France Racing 92)[283] Michael Allardice[281]
Brodie Retallick[282]
FL Tyler Ardron[284]
Lachlan Boshier[285]
Sam Cane[286]
Luke Jacobson[287]
Mitchell Karpik[288]
Matt Matich (short-term)[289]
Liam Messam[290]
Jesse Parete (short-term)[291]
Taleni Seu[292]
Pita Gus Sowakula (short-term)[293]		 Liam Messam (to France Toulon)[294] Tyler Ardron[284]
Lachlan Boshier[285]
Sam Cane[286]
Luke Jacobson[287]
Mitchell Karpik[288]
Taleni Seu[292]
N8 Mitchell Brown[285] Mitchell Brown[285]
SH Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi[295]
Jonathan Taumateine[295]
Brad Weber[295]		 Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi[295]
Jonathan Taumateine[295]
Brad Weber[295]
FH Tiaan Falcon[287]
Luteru Laulala (short-term)[289]
Damian McKenzie[296]
Marty McKenzie[272]		 Tiaan Falcon[287]
Damian McKenzie[296]
CE Johnny Fa'auli[272]
Anton Lienert-Brown[279]
Alex Nankivell[272]
Charlie Ngatai[297]
Baylin Sullivan (short-term)[298]
Regan Verney (did not play)[272]		 Charlie Ngatai (to France Lyon)[299] Anton Lienert-Brown[279]
Alex Nankivell[280]
WG Solomon Alaimalo[300]
Levi Aumua (did not play)[272]
Tim Nanai-Williams (did not play)[292]
Declan O'Donnell (short-term)[277]
Toni Pulu[301]
Shaun Stevenson[272]
Sean Wainui (short-term)[275]		 Tim Nanai-Williams (to France Clermont)[302]
Toni Pulu (to Australia Brumbies)[78]		 Solomon Alaimalo[300]
Sean Wainui[280]
FB Sam McNicol (did not play)[272]
Coach Colin Cooper[303] Colin Cooper[303]

Crusaders

Crusaders transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[304] Out In 2019 players
PR Michael Alaalatoa[304]
Harry Allan (short-term)[305]
Donald Brighouse (short-term)[306]
Wyatt Crockett[304]
Owen Franks[307]
Oliver Jager[308]
Chris King (short-term)[309]
Joe Moody[310]
Tim Perry[308]		 Wyatt Crockett (to Tasman)[311] Michael Alaalatoa[312]
Owen Franks[307]
Oliver Jager[308]
Joe Moody[310]
Tim Perry[308]
HK Sam Anderson-Heather (short-term)[313]
Ben Funnell[308]
Andrew Makalio[304]
Sebastian Siataga (short-term)[314]
Codie Taylor[315]		 Ben Funnell[308]
Andrew Makalio[316]
Codie Taylor[315]
LK Scott Barrett[317]
Luke Romano[304]
Quinten Strange[304]
Sam Whitelock[318]		 Scott Barrett[319]
Sam Whitelock[318]
FL Heiden Bedwell-Curtis (short-term)[320]
Ethan Blackadder[304]
Mitchell Dunshea[304]
Billy Harmon[304]
Peter Samu[321]
Tom Sanders[321]
Jordan Taufua[322]
Matt Todd[323]		 Peter Samu (to Australia Brumbies)[49] Jordan Taufua[312]
Matt Todd[324]
N8 Kieran Read[325] Whetu Douglas (from Italy Benetton)[326] Whetu Douglas
Kieran Read[325]
SH Mitchell Drummond[327]
Bryn Hall[328]
Jack Stratton[304]		 Mitchell Drummond[327]
Bryn Hall[329]
FH Brett Cameron (short-term)[330]
Mike Delany[331]
Mitchell Hunt[327]
Richie Mo'unga[332]		 Mitchell Hunt[327]
Richie Mo'unga[332]
CE Tim Bateman[331]
Ryan Crotty[333]
Jack Goodhue[334]
Seta Tamanivalu[335]		 Seta Tamanivalu (to France Bordeaux)[336] Ryan Crotty[319]
Jack Goodhue[334]
WG George Bridge[327]
Braydon Ennor[337]
Tima Fainga'anuku (short-term)[338]
Will Jordan (did not play)[304]
Jone Macilai-Tori[339]
Manasa Mataele[304]		 George Bridge[340]
Braydon Ennor[337]
FB Israel Dagg[341]
David Havili[342]		 Israel Dagg[341]
David Havili[342]
Coach Scott Robertson[343] Scott Robertson[343]

Highlanders

Highlanders transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[344] Out In 2019 players
PR Daniel Lienert-Brown[344]
Tyrel Lomax[345]
Guy Millar[344]
Aki Seiuli[344]
Siate Tokolahi[344]
Kalolo Tuiloma[344]		 Guy Millar (to France Biarritz)[183] Tyrel Lomax[345]
Siate Tokolahi[346]
HK Liam Coltman[347]
Ash Dixon[344]
Greg Pleasants-Tate[344]		 Liam Coltman[347]
LK Alex Ainley[344]
Josh Dickson[344]
Tom Franklin[344]
Jackson Hemopo[348]
Pari Pari Parkinson[344]		 Jackson Hemopo[348]
FL Shannon Frizell[344]
Dillon Hunt[349]
James Lentjes[344]
Dan Pryor[344]
Luke Whitelock[344]		 Dillon Hunt[349]
James Lentjes[346]
Luke Whitelock[350]
N8 Elliot Dixon[344]
Marino Mikaele-Tu’u[351][352]
Liam Squire[353]		 Elliot Dixon[354]
Marino Mikaele-Tu’u[262]
Liam Squire[346]
SH Kayne Hammington[344]
Josh Renton[344]
Aaron Smith[355]		 Kayne Hammington[346]
Aaron Smith[355]
FH Josh Ioane[344]
Fletcher Smith[344]
Lima Sopoaga[344]		 Lima Sopoaga (to England Wasps)[356] Bryn Gatland (from Blues)[262] Bryn Gatland
CE Matt Faddes[357]
Rob Thompson[344]
Sio Tomkinson[344]
Thomas Umaga-Jensen[344]
Teihorangi Walden[344]		 Matt Faddes[357]
Rob Thompson[346]
Teihorangi Walden[354]
WG Richard Buckman[344]
Tevita Li[344]
Josh McKay[344]
Tevita Nabura[344]
Waisake Naholo[344]		 Josh McKay[358]
Waisake Naholo[346]
Tevita Nabura[262]
FB Ben Smith[359] Ben Smith[359]
Coach Aaron Mauger[360] Aaron Mauger[360]

Hurricanes

Hurricanes transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[361] Out In 2019 players
PR Fraser Armstrong (short-term)[362]
Chris Eves[361]
Alex Fidow[361]
Ben May[361]
Marcel Renata (short-term)[363]
Toby Smith[364]
Jeffery Toomaga-Allen[361]		 Fraser Armstrong[365]
Alex Fidow[366]
Toby Smith[364]
HK Asafo Aumua[361]
Dane Coles (did not play)[367]
James O'Reilly (short-term)[368]
Ricky Riccitelli[361]
Nathan Vella (short-term)[369]		 Dane Coles[367]
Ricky Riccitelli[370]
LK James Blackwell (did not play)[361]
Murray Douglas[371]
Michael Fatialofa[361]
Sam Lousi[372]
Isaia Walker-Leawere[371]		 Murray Douglas (to Australia Brumbies)[42]
Michael Fatialofa (to England Worcester Warriors)[373]		 Sam Lousi[374]
Isaia Walker-Leawere[371]
FL Gareth Evans[375]
Vaea Fifita[376]
Sam Henwood[371]
Reed Prinsep[377]
Ardie Savea[378]
Brad Shields[361]		 Brad Shields (to England Wasps)[379] Du'Plessis Kirifi (from Wellington)[365] Gareth Evans[375]
Vaea Fifita[376]
Sam Henwood[371]
Du'Plessis Kirifi
Reed Prinsep[366]
Ardie Savea[380]
N8 Blade Thomson[361] Blade Thomson (to Wales Scarlets)[381]
SH Jamie Booth[371]
Finlay Christie[382]
Richard Judd (short-term)[363]
TJ Perenara[383]		 Finlay Christie[382]
TJ Perenara[383]
FH Beauden Barrett[384]
Jackson Garden-Bachop[385]
TJ Va'a (did not play)[361]
Ihaia West[386]		 Ihaia West (to France La Rochelle)[387] James Marshall (from England London Irish)[366] Beauden Barrett[384]
Jackson Garden-Bachop[385]
James Marshall
CE Vince Aso[361]
Ngani Laumape[376]
Matt Proctor[376]
Peter Umaga-Jensen[361]		 Billy Proctor (from Wellington)[388] Vince Aso[389]
Ngani Laumape[376]
Billy Proctor
Matt Proctor[376]
WG Wes Goosen[361]
Ben Lam[390]
Jonah Lowe[361]
Julian Savea[391]		 Julian Savea (to France Toulon)[392] Wes Goosen[389]
Ben Lam[370]
FB Jordie Barrett[393]
Nehe Milner-Skudder[394]		 Jordie Barrett[380]
Nehe Milner-Skudder[394]
Coach Chris Boyd[395] Chris Boyd (to England Northampton Saints)[396] John Plumtree (from assistant coach)[397] John Plumtree

South Africa

Bulls

Bulls transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[398] Out In 2019 players
PR Matthys Basson[398]
Lizo Gqoboka[399]
Simphiwe Matanzima (did not play)[400]
Nqoba Mxoli[401]
Trevor Nyakane[402]
Pierre Schoeman[398]
Mornay Smith[400]
Conraad van Vuuren[398]
Frans van Wyk[398]		 Pierre Schoeman (to Scotland Edinburgh)[403] Lizo Gqoboka[399]
Trevor Nyakane[404]
Mornay Smith[405]
Conraad van Vuuren[405]
HK Johan Grobbelaar[406]
Edgar Marutlulle[398]
Adriaan Strauss[402]
Jaco Visagie[398]		 Adriaan Strauss (retired)[407] Jaco Visagie[408]
LK Lood de Jager[409]
Aston Fortuin (did not play)[398]
Jason Jenkins[399]
Ruan Nortjé[406]
RG Snyman[410]
Ruben van Heerden[398]		 Ruben van Heerden (to Sharks)[411] Lood de Jager[409]
Jason Jenkins[412]
Ruan Nortjé[405]
RG Snyman[412]
FL Shaun Adendorff[413]
Tim Agaba[399]
Thembelani Bholi[414]
Nick de Jager[398]
Jannes Kirsten[410]
Roelof Smit[398]
Hendré Stassen[398]
Ruan Steenkamp (did not play)[398]
Marco van Staden[414]		 Shaun Adendorff (to France Aurillac)[415] Paul Schoeman (from Cheetahs)[412] Tim Agaba[399]
Jannes Kirsten[410]
Paul Schoeman
Hendré Stassen[412]
Ruan Steenkamp[412]
Marco van Staden[412]
N8 Hanro Liebenberg[416] Hanro Liebenberg[416]
SH Embrose Papier[398]
Ivan van Zyl[416]
André Warner[399]		 Embrose Papier[405]
Ivan van Zyl[416]
André Warner[399]
FH Marnitz Boshoff[399]
Boeta Hamman[406]
Manie Libbok[398]
Handré Pollard[402]		 Marnitz Boshoff[399]
Handré Pollard[402]
CE Francois Brummer[398]
JT Jackson[398]
Johnny Kôtze[410]
Jesse Kriel[402]
Burger Odendaal[417]
Dries Swanepoel[400]		 Francois Brummer (to Italy Zebre)[418]
Dries Swanepoel (to Cheetahs)[419]		 JT Jackson[408]
Johnny Kôtze[405]
Jesse Kriel[402]
Burger Odendaal[412]
WG Travis Ismaiel[416]
Divan Rossouw[398]
Jade Stighling (did not play)[398]
Jamba Ulengo[398]		 Travis Ismaiel[416]
FB Warrick Gelant[417]
Duncan Matthews[399]		 Warrick Gelant[405]
Duncan Matthews[412]
Coach John Mitchell[420] John Mitchell (to  England (defence coach))[421]

Lions

Lions transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[422] Out In 2019 players
PR Jacobie Adriaanse[422]
Ruan Dreyer[422]
Corné Fourie[422]
Johannes Jonker[422]
Sti Sithole[422]
Dylan Smith[422]
Jacques van Rooyen[422]		 Ruan Dreyer (to England Gloucester)[423]
Jacques van Rooyen (to England Bath)[424]		 Danie Mienie (from France Toulouse)[425] Jacobie Adriaanse[426]
Johannes Jonker[426]
Danie Mienie
Sti Sithole[426]
Dylan Smith[427]
HK Robbie Coetzee[422]
Malcolm Marx[422]		 Malcolm Marx[428]
LK Lourens Erasmus[422]
Andries Ferreira[422]
Rhyno Herbst (did not play)[422]
Robert Kruger[422]
Franco Mostert[422]
Marvin Orie[422]		 Franco Mostert (to England Gloucester)[429] Lourens Erasmus[430]
Rhyno Herbst[426]
Robert Kruger[426]
Marvin Orie[428]
FL Cyle Brink[422]
Hacjivah Dayimani[422]
Jaco Kriel (did not play)[422]
Len Massyn[422]
Marnus Schoeman[422]
Kwagga Smith[422]		 Jaco Kriel (to England Gloucester)[431] Cyle Brink[428]
Hacjivah Dayimani[430]
Len Massyn[426]
Marnus Schoeman[430]
Kwagga Smith[427]
N8 Willie Engelbrecht (did not play)[422]
Warren Whiteley[422]		 Warren Whiteley[428]
SH Ross Cronjé[422]
Nic Groom (short-term)[432]
Marco Jansen van Vuren[422]
Christiaan Meyer (did not play)[422]
Dillon Smit[422]		 Ross Cronjé[428][433]
Nic Groom[432]
Dillon Smit[427]
FH Ashlon Davids[422]
Elton Jantjies[422]
Shaun Reynolds[422]		 Elton Jantjies[434]
Shaun Reynolds[426]
CE Rohan Janse van Rensburg[422]
Lionel Mapoe[422]
Howard Mnisi[422]
Harold Vorster[422]		 Rohan Janse van Rensburg (to England Sale Sharks)[435] Lionel Mapoe[434]
Harold Vorster[430]
WG Ruan Combrinck[422]
Aphiwe Dyantyi[422]
Courtnall Skosan[422]
Madosh Tambwe[422]		 Ruan Combrinck[427]
Aphiwe Dyantyi[428]
Courtnall Skosan[427]
Madosh Tambwe[426]
FB Andries Coetzee[422]
Sylvian Mahuza[422]		 Andries Coetzee[427]
Sylvian Mahuza[430]
Coach Swys de Bruin[436]

Sharks

Sharks transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[437] Out In 2019 players
PR Thomas du Toit[438]
Ross Geldenhuys[437]
Mzamo Majola[439]
Khutha Mchunu (did not play)[437]
John-Hubert Meyer[440]
Tendai Mtawarira[437]
Coenie Oosthuizen (did not play)[441]
Juan Schoeman[437]		 Ross Geldenhuys (to New Zealand Bay of Plenty)[442] Thomas du Toit[438]
Mzamo Majola[439]
John-Hubert Meyer[440]
Coenie Oosthuizen[441]
HK Franco Marais[443]
Chiliboy Ralepelle[437]
Akker van der Merwe[444]
Kerron van Vuuren (did not play)[437]		 Franco Marais (to England Gloucester)[445] Akker van der Merwe[444]
LK Hyron Andrews[443]
Ruan Botha[446]
Jean Droste (did not play)[447]
Gideon Koegelenberg[448]
Stephan Lewies[443]		 Ruben van Heerden (from Bulls)[411] Hyron Andrews[443]
Ruan Botha[446]
Jean Droste[447]
Gideon Koegelenberg[448]
Ruben van Heerden
FL Keegan Daniel[437]
Jean-Luc du Preez[449]
Tera Mtembu[437]
Tyler Paul[450]
Jacques Vermeulen[443]
Wian Vosloo[451]		 Keegan Daniel (retired)[452] Tyler Paul[450]
Jacques Vermeulen[443]
Wian Vosloo[451]
N8 Dan du Preez[449]
Philip van der Walt[437]
SH Michael Claassens (did not play)[437]
Louis Schreuder[453]
Grant Williams[437]
Cameron Wright[454]		 Michael Claassens (retired)[455] Louis Schreuder[453]
Cameron Wright[454]
FH Garth April[449]
Curwin Bosch[443]
Robert du Preez[437]		 Garth April (to Japan NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[456]
CE Lukhanyo Am[457]
Tristan Blewett (did not play)[443]
Johan Deysel (did not play)[443]
André Esterhuizen[443]
Marius Louw[458]
Jeremy Ward (did not play)[443]		 Tristan Blewett (to Southern Kings)[459]
Johan Deysel (to France Colomiers)[460]		 Lukhanyo Am[457]
Marius Louw[458]
WG Makazole Mapimpi[437]
Lwazi Mvovo[437]
S'busiso Nkosi[461]
Kobus van Wyk[443]
Leolin Zas (did not play)[437]		 S'busiso Nkosi[461]
Kobus van Wyk[443]
FB Rhyno Smith (did not play)[462]
Courtney Winnaar (did not play)[463]		 Rhyno Smith[462]
Courtney Winnaar[463]
Coach Robert du Preez[464]

Stormers

Stormers transfers 2018–2019
Pos 2018 squad[465] Out In 2019 players
PR Neethling Fouché[466]
JC Janse van Rensburg[466]
Steven Kitshoff[467]
Wilco Louw[466]
Frans Malherbe[468]
Caylib Oosthuizen (did not play)[466]
Carlü Sadie[465]
Alistair Vermaak (did not play)[466]		 JC Janse van Rensburg (to France Grenoble)[469] Steven Kitshoff[467]
Wilco Louw[466]
Frans Malherbe[468]
Caylib Oosthuizen[466]
Alistair Vermaak[466]
HK Bongi Mbonambi[468]
Dean Muir[465]
Scarra Ntubeni[466]
Ramone Samuels[465]		 Bongi Mbonambi[468]
Scarra Ntubeni[466]
LK Jan de Klerk[465]
Pieter-Steph du Toit[468]
Eben Etzebeth (did not play)[468]
Salmaan Moerat[465]
JD Schickerling[468]
Chris van Zyl[465]
Eduard Zandberg (did not play)[468]		 Jan de Klerk (to Japan Canon Eagles)[470] Pieter-Steph du Toit[468]
Eben Etzebeth[468]
JD Schickerling[468]
Eduard Zandberg[468]
FL Stephan de Wit (did not play)[465]
Johan du Toit[465]
Siya Kolisi[467]
Sikhumbuzo Notshe[466]
Cobus Wiese[468]		 Stephan de Wit (to Southern Kings)[471] Siya Kolisi[467]
Sikhumbuzo Notshe[466]
Cobus Wiese[468]
N8 Juarno Augustus[466]
Nizaam Carr[466]
Jaco Coetzee[465]
Kobus van Dyk[466]		 Nizaam Carr (to England Wasps)[472] Kobus van Dyk[466]
SH Paul de Wet[465]
Dewaldt Duvenage[465]
Herschel Jantjies[473]
Justin Phillips[468]
Jano Vermaak[466]		 Dewaldt Duvenage (to Italy Benetton)[472] Justin Phillips[468]
Jano Vermaak[466]
FH Jean-Luc du Plessis[468]
Joshua Stander[466]
George Whitehead[465]
Damian Willemse[465]		 Jean-Luc du Plessis[468]
CE Damian de Allende[467]
Daniël du Plessis (did not play)[468]
JJ Engelbrecht[466]
Dan Kriel (did not play)[465]
EW Viljoen[468]		 Damian de Allende[467]
Daniël du Plessis[468]
EW Viljoen[468]
WG Dillyn Leyds[466]
Sergeal Petersen (did not play)[466]
Raymond Rhule[466]
Seabelo Senatla[474]		 Raymond Rhule (to France Grenoble)[472] Dillyn Leyds[466]
Seabelo Senatla[474]
FB Craig Barry[466]
SP Marais[466]		 Craig Barry[466]
SP Marais[466]
Coach Robbie Fleck[475] Robbie Fleck[475]

See also

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