List of 2019–20 Super Rugby transfers

This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2020 Super Rugby season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2019 or 2020 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 (development squad) for Australian teams.

Notes
  • 2019 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.

Argentina

Jaguares
Jaguares transfers 2019–2020
Pos 2019 squad[1] Out In 2020 players[2]
PR Javier Díaz (did not play)[1]
Santiago García Botta[3]
Santiago Medrano[1]
Enrique Pieretto[4]
Lucio Sordoni[1]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro[4]
Mayco Vivas[1]
Juan Pablo Zeiss[1]		 Santiago García Botta (to Harlequins)[5]
Enrique Pieretto (to Exeter Chiefs)[6]		 Joel Sclavi (from Agen)[2] Javier Díaz[2]
Santiago Medrano[2]
Joel Sclavi
Lucio Sordoni[2]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro[2]
Mayco Vivas[2]
Juan Pablo Zeiss (did not play)[2]
HK Gaspar Baldunciel[1]
Agustín Creevy[1]
Diego Fortuny (did not play)[1]
Julián Montoya[1]
Santiago Socino (short-term)[7]		 Gaspar Baldunciel (to Alumni)[2]
Diego Fortuny (to Houston SaberCats)[2]		 Agustín Creevy[8]
Julián Montoya[9]
Santiago Socino[7]
LK Matías Alemanno[3]
Marcos Kremer[10]
Tomás Lavanini[1]
Franco Molina (did not play)[1]
Lucas Paulos[1]
Guido Petti[3]		 Tomás Lavanini (to Leicester Tigers)[11]
Franco Molina (to Jaguares XV)[2]		 Ignacio Calas (from Jaguares XV)[2] Matías Alemanno[2]
Ignacio Calas (did not play)
Marcos Kremer[10]
Lucas Paulos[2]
Guido Petti[2]
FL Francisco Gorrissen (short-term)[12]
Santiago Grondona (did not play)[1]
Juan Manuel Leguizamón[1]
Tomás Lezana[1]
Pablo Matera[3]
Javier Ortega Desio[4]		 Juan Manuel Leguizamón (to Seattle Seawolves)[13]
Pablo Matera (to Stade Français)[14]		 Santiago Montagner (from Jaguares XV)[2]
Juan Bautista Pedemonte (from Santiago Lawn Tennis)[15]		 Francisco Gorrissen[2]
Santiago Grondona[16]
Tomás Lezana[2]
Santiago Montagner (did not play)
Javier Ortega Desio[2]
Juan Bautista Pedemonte
N8 Rodrigo Bruni[1] Rodrigo Bruni[2]
SH Gonzalo Bertranou[1]
Tomás Cubelli[17]
Felipe Ezcurra (short-term)[18]
Martín Landajo[1]		 Martín Landajo (to Harlequins)[19] Gonzalo Bertranou[9]
Tomás Cubelli[2]
Felipe Ezcurra[20]
FH Joaquín Díaz Bonilla[1]
Santiago González Iglesias[1]
Domingo Miotti[1]		 Santiago González Iglesias (to Munakata Sanix Blues)[21] Tomás Albornoz (from Tucumán)[2] Tomás Albornoz
Joaquín Díaz Bonilla[22]
Domingo Miotti[23]
CE Santiago Carreras[1]
Santiago Chocobares (did not play)[1]
Jerónimo de la Fuente[1]
Bautista Ezcurra[10]
Matías Orlando[1]		 Bautista Ezcurra (to Argentina Sevens)[2] Juan Pablo Castro (from Jaguares XV)[2]
Lucas Mensa (from Pucará)[2]		 Santiago Carreras[2]
Juan Pablo Castro (did not play)
Santiago Chocobares[2]
Jerónimo de la Fuente[2]
Lucas Mensa (did not play)
Matías Orlando[2]
WG Emiliano Boffelli[10]
Sebastián Cancelliere[1]
Juan Cruz Mallía[1]
Matías Moroni[1]
Ramiro Moyano[1]		 Ramiro Moyano (to Toulon)[24] Mateo Carreras (from Jaguares XV)[25] Emiliano Boffelli[10]
Sebastián Cancelliere[2]
Mateo Carreras (did not play)
Juan Cruz Mallía[2]
Matías Moroni[9]
FB Bautista Delguy[10]
Ignacio Mendy (did not play)[1]
Joaquín Tuculet[1]		 Ignacio Mendy (to Argentina Sevens)[2] Bautista Delguy[10]
Joaquín Tuculet[2]
Coach Gonzalo Quesada[26] Gonzalo Quesada[26]

Australia
Main article: List of 2019–20 Super Rugby transfers (Australia)

Japan

Sunwolves
Sunwolves transfers 2019–2020
Pos 2019 squad[27] Out In 2020 squad[28]
PR Asaeli Ai Valu[27]
Takuma Asahara[27]
Keita Inagaki (did not play)[27]
Koo Ji-won[27]
Pauliasi Manu[29]
Masataka Mikami (short-term)[30]
Craig Millar[31]
Shogo Miura[27]
Conán O'Donnell[32]
Sam Prattley[29]
Hencus van Wyk (did not play)[31]
Alex Woonton[33]
Hiroshi Yamashita[29]		 Asaeli Ai Valu (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Takuma Asahara (to Hino Red Dolphins)[35]
Keita Inagaki (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Koo Ji-won (to Honda Heat)[36]
Pauliasi Manu (to Hino Red Dolphins)[35]
Masataka Mikami (returned to Toshiba Brave Lupus)[37]
Craig Millar (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Shogo Miura (to Toyota Verblitz)[38]
Conán O'Donnell (to Highlanders)[39]
Sam Prattley (to Tasman)[28]
Alex Woonton (released)[28]
Hiroshi Yamashita (to Kobelco Steelers)[40]		 Jarred Adams (from Auckland)[41]
Chang Ho Ahn (from Meiji University)[42]
Sione Asi (from Manawatu)[41]
Kaku Bunkei (from Setsunan University)[43]
Chris Eves (from Hurricanes)[43]
Nic Mayhew (from North Harbour)[44]
Yuichiro Taniguchi (from Tenri University)[45]
Conraad van Vuuren (from Bulls)[46]		 Jarred Adams
Chang Ho Ahn (training squad, did not play)
Sione Asi (did not play)
Kaku Bunkei (training squad, did not play)
Chris Eves
Nic Mayhew
Yuichiro Taniguchi (training squad, did not play)
Conraad van Vuuren
Hencus van Wyk[43]
HK Jaba Bregvadze[47]
Shota Horie[27]
Takuya Kitade[27]
Yusuke Niwai (did not play)[29]
Atsushi Sakate[27]
Nathan Vella[27]		 Shota Horie (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Takuya Kitade (to Suntory Sungoliath)[48]
Yusuke Niwai (to Canon Eagles)[49]
Atsushi Sakate (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Nathan Vella (to Highlanders)[50]		 Leni Apisai (from Blues)[41]
Mamoru Harada (from Keio University)[43]
Efi Ma'afu (from Reds)[51]		 Leni Apisai
Jaba Bregvadze[41]
Mamoru Harada (training squad, did not play)
Efi Ma'afu
LK Mark Abbott[29]
Samuela Anise (did not play)[27]
Ryota Hasegawa[27]
Grant Hattingh[27]
Uwe Helu[33]
Kazuki Himeno (did not play)[27]
James Moore[27]
Yuya Odo[27]
Kara Pryor[29]
Tom Rowe[27]
Luke Thompson[27]
Wimpie van der Walt (did not play)[29]		 Mark Abbott (to Munakata Sanix Blues)[52]
Samuela Anise (to Canon Eagles)[49]
Ryota Hasegawa (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Grant Hattingh (to Kobelco Steelers)[40]
Uwe Helu (to Yamaha Júbilo)[53]
Kazuki Himeno (to Toyota Verblitz)[38]
James Moore (to Munakata Sanix Blues)[52]
Yuya Odo (to Yamaha Júbilo)[53]
Kara Pryor (to Rugby United New York)[54]
Luke Thompson (retired)[55]
Wimpie van der Walt (to NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes)[56]		 Justin Downey (from Tokyo Gas)[57]
Ryuga Hashimoto (from Meiji University)[58]
Ben Hyne (from Brumbies)[41]
Michael Stolberg (from Kintetsu Liners)[46]
Corey Thomas (from Kamaishi Seawaves)[46]
Kotaro Yatabe (from Panasonic Wild Knights)[59]		 Justin Downey
Ryuga Hashimoto (training squad, did not play)
Ben Hyne
Tom Rowe (did not play)[41]
Michael Stolberg
Corey Thomas
Kotaro Yatabe
FL Ben Gunter[33]
Michael Leitch (did not play)[27]
Shuhei Matsuhashi (short-term)[60]
Masakatsu Nishikawa[27]
Dan Pryor[31]
Ed Quirk[27]
Yoshitaka Tokunaga (short-term)[61]
Hendrik Tui[29]
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco[29]		 Ben Gunter (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Michael Leitch (to Toshiba Brave Lupus)[37]
Shuhei Matsuhashi (returned to Ricoh Black Rams)[62]
Masakatsu Nishikawa (to Suntory Sungoliath)[48]
Dan Pryor (to Munakata Sanix Blues)[52]
Ed Quirk (to Canon Eagles)[49]
Yoshitaka Tokunaga (returned to Toshiba Brave Lupus)[37]
Hendrik Tui (to Suntory Sungoliath)[48]
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (to Munakata Sanix Blues)[52]		 Mitch Jacobson (from Chiefs)[41]
Mateaki Kafatolu (from Wellington)[46]
Asiperli Moala (from Tenri University)[45]
Shunsuke Nunomaki (from Panasonic Wild Knights)[59]
Brendon O'Connor (from Hawke's Bay)[41]
Tevita Tupou (from Panasonic Wild Knights)[59]		 Mitch Jacobson
Mateaki Kafatolu (did not play)
Asiperli Moala (training squad, did not play)
Shunsuke Nunomaki
Brendon O'Connor
Tevita Tupou
N8 Lappies Labuschagné (did not play)[27]
Amanaki Mafi[27]		 Lappies Labuschagné (to Kubota Spears)[63]
Amanaki Mafi (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[64]		 Onehunga Havili (from Exeter Chiefs)[41]
Jake Schatz (from London Irish)[41]
Kyo Yoshida (from Toyota Verblitz)[45]		 Onehunga Havili (did not play)
Jake Schatz
Kyo Yoshida
SH Jamie Booth[29]
Yutaka Nagare (did not play)[27]
Kaito Shigeno[27]
Fumiaki Tanaka[27]
Keisuke Uchida[29]		 Jamie Booth (to Hurricanes)[65]
Yutaka Nagare (to Suntory Sungoliath)[48]
Kaito Shigeno (to Toyota Verblitz)[38]
Fumiaki Tanaka (to Canon Eagles)[49]
Keisuke Uchida (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]		 Kenta Fukuda (from Toyota Verblitz)[66]
Takahiro Kimura (from Toyota Industries Shuttles)[57]
Rudy Paige (from Clermont)[46]
Naoto Saito (from Waseda University)[41]		 Kenta Fukuda (did not play)
Takahiro Kimura
Rudy Paige
Naoto Saito
FH Rikiya Matsuda[27]
Hayden Parker[47]
Yu Tamura[27]
Takuya Yamasawa (short-term)[30]		 Rikiya Matsuda (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Hayden Parker (to Kobelco Steelers)[40]
Yu Tamura (to Canon Eagles)[49]
Takuya Yamasawa (returned to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]		 Garth April (from NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[41]
Jumpei Ogura (from NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[67]		 Garth April
Jumpei Ogura
CE Phil Burleigh[47]
Shane Gates[33]
Timothy Lafaele[27]
Michael Little[31]
Ryoto Nakamura[27]
Rene Ranger[47]
Harumichi Tatekawa (short-term)[30]
Sione Teaupa (short-term)[68]
Josh Timu (short-term)[69]
Will Tupou (did not play)[33]		 Phil Burleigh (to Kyuden Voltex)[28]
Shane Gates (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[64]
Timothy Lafaele (to Kobelco Steelers)[40]
Michael Little (to Mitsubishi Sagamihara DynaBoars)[70]
Ryoto Nakamura (to Suntory Sungoliath)[48]
Rene Ranger (to Colorado Raptors)[71]
Harumichi Tatekawa (returned to Kubota Spears)[63]
Sione Teaupa (returned to Kubota Spears)[63]
Josh Timu (returned to Otago)[28]
Will Tupou (to Coca-Cola Red Sparks)[28]		 JJ Engelbrecht (from Stormers)[46]
Siosaia Fifita (from Tenri University)[41]
Alex Horan (from University of Queensland)[57]
Jordan Jackson-Hope (from Brumbies)[41]
Shogo Nakano (from Waseda University)[57]
Ben Te'o (from Toulon)[41]		 JJ Engelbrecht
Siosaia Fifita
Alex Horan
Jordan Jackson-Hope
Shogo Nakano
Ben Te'o
WG Kenki Fukuoka (did not play)[29]
Lomano Lemeki (did not play)[27]
Semisi Masirewa[33]
Hosea Saumaki[33]
Akihito Yamada[27]		 Kenki Fukuoka (to Panasonic Wild Knights)[34]
Lomano Lemeki (to Honda Heat)[36]
Semisi Masirewa (to Kintetsu Liners)[28]
Hosea Saumaki (to Canon Eagles)[49]
Akihito Yamada (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[64]		 James Dargaville (from NSW Country Eagles)[72]
Burua Inoke (from Ryutsu Keizai University)[57]
Tautalatasi Tasi (from Waratahs)[73]		 James Dargaville
Burua Inoke (did not play)
Tautalatasi Tasi
FB Jason Emery[31]
Jamie Henry[29]
Gerhard van den Heever[27]
Ryohei Yamanaka (short-term)[30]		 Jason Emery (to Munakata Sanix Blues)[52]
Jamie Henry (to Toyota Verblitz)[38]
Gerhard van den Heever (to Kubota Spears)[63]
Ryohei Yamanaka (returned to Kobelco Steelers)[40]		 Hiroki Kumoyama (from Meiji University)[58]
Ben Lucas (from Coca-Cola Red Sparks)[45]
Keisuke Moriya (from Panasonic Wild Knights)[74]
Yoshizumi Takeda (from Toyota Verblitz)[75]		 Hiroki Kumoyama (training squad, did not play)
Ben Lucas (did not play)
Keisuke Moriya
Yoshizumi Takeda
Coach Tony Brown[76] Tony Brown (to Highlanders (assistant))[77] Naoya Okubo (from assistant coach)[78] Naoya Okubo

New Zealand
Main article: List of 2019–20 Super Rugby transfers (New Zealand)

South Africa
Main article: List of 2019–20 Super Rugby transfers (South Africa)

See also

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