List of 2020–21 Super Rugby Aotearoa transfers

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

Notes
  • 2020 players listed are all players that were named in the initial senior squad, or subsequently included in a 23-man match day squad at any game during the season.
  • (did not play) denotes that a player did not play at all during one of the two seasons due to injury or non-selection. These players are included to indicate they were contracted to the team. For the 2020 season, Super Rugby was suspended after 7 rounds of matches due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with regional tournaments taking place there after. Players listed as 'did not play' did not feature in any of the 7 rounds of matches played that season. For the 2021 season, players listed as 'did not play' did not feature in any of the Super Rugby Aotearoa or Super Rugby Trans-Tasman fixtures 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.

Blues[edit]

Blues transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[1] Out In 2021 players[2]
PR Alex Hodgman[3]
Ezekiel Lindenmuth[1]
Sione Mafileo[4]
Marcel Renata[1]
Karl Tu'inukuafe[5]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[6]
Joe Walsh (short-term)[7] 		downward-facing red arrow Ezekiel Lindenmuth (to Chiefs)[8]
downward-facing red arrow Sione Mafileo (to Chiefs)[9]
downward-facing red arrow Joe Walsh (returned to Southland)[2] 		upward-facing green arrow Nepo Laulala (from Chiefs)[10]
upward-facing green arrow James Lay (from Auckland)[2] 		Alex Hodgman[3]
Nepo Laulala
James Lay
Marcel Renata[2]
Karl Tu'inukuafe[5]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[6]
HK Kurt Eklund[1]
Ray Niuia[1]
James Parsons[4]
Luteru Tolai (short-term)[11] 		downward-facing red arrow James Parsons (retired)[12] upward-facing green arrow Leni Apisai (from Japan Sunwolves)[13]
upward-facing green arrow Soane Vikena (from Auckland)[2] 		Leni Apisai (short-term)
Kurt Eklund[2]
Ray Niuia[2]
Luteru Tolai (short-term)[14]
Soane Vikena
LK Sam Caird (short-term, did not play)[7]
Aaron Carroll[15]
Gerard Cowley-Tuioti[16]
Josh Goodhue[1]
Jacob Pierce[1]
Patrick Tuipulotu[17] 		downward-facing red arrow Sam Caird (to Australia Waratahs)[18]
downward-facing red arrow Aaron Carroll (to Bay of Plenty)[2] 		upward-facing green arrow Sam Darry (from Canterbury)[19] Gerard Cowley-Tuioti[16]
Sam Darry
Josh Goodhue[2]
Jacob Pierce[2]
Patrick Tuipulotu[20]
FL Blake Gibson[3]
Tony Lamborn[1]
Dalton Papalii[17]
Waimana Riedlinger-Kapa (did not play)[1]
Tom Robinson[4]
Hoskins Sotutu[21]
James Tucker (did not play)[1] 		downward-facing red arrow Tony Lamborn (to Southland)[2]
downward-facing red arrow Waimana Riedlinger-Kapa (to Auckland)[2]
downward-facing red arrow James Tucker (to Australia Brumbies)[22] 		upward-facing green arrow Adrian Choat (from Auckland)[14]
upward-facing green arrow Dillon Hunt (from Highlanders)[23]
upward-facing green arrow Taine Plumtree (from Wellington)[2] 		Adrian Choat (short-term)
Blake Gibson[3]
Dillon Hunt (did not play)
Dalton Papalii[17]
Taine Plumtree
Tom Robinson[4]
Hoskins Sotutu[24]
N8 Akira Ioane[25] Akira Ioane[25]
SH Finlay Christie (did not play)[26]
Sam Nock[26]
Jonathan Ruru[26] 		Finlay Christie[26]
Sam Nock[2]
Jonathan Ruru[2]
FH Beauden Barrett (did not play)[27]
Otere Black[4]
Jack Heighton (did not play)[1]
Stephen Perofeta[4]
Harry Plummer[21] 		downward-facing red arrow Beauden Barrett (to Japan Suntory Sungoliath)[28]
downward-facing red arrow Jack Heighton (to North Harbour)[2] 		Otere Black[4]
Stephen Perofeta[4]
Harry Plummer[2]
CE TJ Faiane[4]
Rieko Ioane[25]
Joe Marchant[29]
Tanielu Teleʻa (did not play)[21] 		downward-facing red arrow Joe Marchant (returned to England Harlequins)[29] upward-facing green arrow Bryce Heem (from France Toulon)[30] TJ Faiane[4]
Bryce Heem
Rieko Ioane[25]
Tanielu Teleʻa[2]
WG Caleb Clarke (did not play)[4]
Matt Duffie[16]
Jordan Hyland[1]
Emoni Narawa[31]
Mark Telea[1] 		downward-facing red arrow Matt Duffie (to Japan Honda Heat)[32]
downward-facing red arrow Jordan Hyland (to Northland)[2] 		upward-facing green arrow AJ Lam (from Auckland)[2]
upward-facing green arrow Jone Macilai-Tori (from Northland)[2]
upward-facing green arrow Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens (from Taranaki)[2] 		Caleb Clarke[4]
AJ Lam
Jone Macilai-Tori (did not play)
Emoni Narawa[31]
Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens
Mark Telea[33]
FB Jared Page (did not play)[1] downward-facing red arrow Jared Page (to North Harbour)[2] upward-facing green arrow Zarn Sullivan (from Auckland)[2] Zarn Sullivan
Coach Leon MacDonald[34] Leon MacDonald[35]

Chiefs[edit]

Chiefs transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[36] Out In 2021 players[9]
PR Robb Cobb (wider training squad, did not play)[37]
Ryan Coxon[36]
Ross Geldenhuys (wider training squad)[37]
Nepo Laulala[38]
Atu Moli[38]
Ollie Norris (wider training squad)[37]
Reuben O'Neill[36]
Aidan Ross[39]
Angus Ta'avao[39] 		downward-facing red arrow Robb Cobb (to Waikato)[9]
downward-facing red arrow Ryan Coxon (to Tasman)[9]
downward-facing red arrow Ross Geldenhuys (to Bay of Plenty)[9]
downward-facing red arrow Nepo Laulala (to Blues)[10] 		upward-facing green arrow Joe Apikotoa (from Hawke's Bay)[40]
upward-facing green arrow Ezekiel Lindenmuth (from Blues)[8]
upward-facing green arrow Sione Mafileo (from Blues)[9] 		Joe Apikotoa (short-term)
Ezekiel Lindenmuth (short-term)
Sione Mafileo
Atu Moli[9]
Ollie Norris[9]
Reuben O'Neill[9]
Aidan Ross[39]
Angus Ta'avao[41]
HK Donald Maka[42]
Bradley Slater[36]
Samisoni Taukei'aho[36] 		downward-facing red arrow Donald Maka (to Counties Manukau)[9] upward-facing green arrow Nathan Harris (returned from injury)[43] Nathan Harris
Bradley Slater[9]
Samisoni Taukei'aho[9]
LK Naitoa Ah Kuoi[36]
Michael Allardice[44]
Tyler Ardron[45]
Laghlan McWhannell (did not play)[36]
Tupou Vaa'i (wider training squad, did not play)[37] 		downward-facing red arrow Michael Allardice (to Japan Toyota Verblitz)[46]
downward-facing red arrow Tyler Ardron (to France Castres)[47] 		upward-facing green arrow Josh Lord (from Taranaki)[9] Naitoa Ah Kuoi[9]
Josh Lord
Laghlan McWhannell (did not play)[9]
Tupou Vaa'i[48]
FL Lachlan Boshier[49]
Sam Cane[50]
Luke Jacobson[51]
Mitchell Karpik[36]
Dylan Nel[36]
Pita Gus Sowakula[36]
James Thompson (wider training squad, did not play)[37] 		downward-facing red arrow Dylan Nel (to Otago)[9]
downward-facing red arrow James Thompson (to Waikato)[9] 		upward-facing green arrow Kaylum Boshier (from Taranaki)[9]
upward-facing green arrow Samipeni Finau (from Waikato)[52]
upward-facing green arrow Tom Florence (from Taranaki)[53]
upward-facing green arrow Zane Kapeli (from Highlanders)[8]
upward-facing green arrow Liam Messam (from Waikato)[53]
upward-facing green arrow Simon Parker (from Waikato)[9]
upward-facing green arrow Viliami Taulani (from Counties Manukau)[8] 		Kaylum Boshier
Lachlan Boshier[49]
Sam Cane[50]
Samipeni Finau (short-term)
Tom Florence (short-term)
Luke Jacobson[9]
Zane Kapeli (short-term)
Mitchell Karpik[9]
Liam Messam (short-term)
Simon Parker
Pita Gus Sowakula[9]
Viliami Taulani (short-term)
N8 Mitchell Brown[49]
Adam Thomson (wider training squad)[37] 		downward-facing red arrow Adam Thomson (to Waikato)[9] Mitchell Brown[9]
SH Leroy Carter (wider training squad, did not play)[37]
Lisati Milo-Harris[36]
Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi[54]
Brad Weber[55] 		downward-facing red arrow Leroy Carter (to Bay of Plenty)[9]
downward-facing red arrow Lisati Milo-Harris (to Taranaki)[9] 		upward-facing green arrow Xavier Roe (from Waikato)[56] Xavier Roe
Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi[54]
Brad Weber[57]
FH Aaron Cruden[58]
Tiaan Falcon[36]
Kaleb Trask[36] 		downward-facing red arrow Aaron Cruden (to Japan Kobelco Steelers)[58]
downward-facing red arrow Tiaan Falcon (to Japan Toyota Verblitz)[46] 		upward-facing green arrow Bryn Gatland (from Highlanders)[59]
upward-facing green arrow Rivez Reihana (from Waikato)[9] 		Bryn Gatland
Rivez Reihana
Kaleb Trask[9]
CE Orbyn Leger[36]
Anton Lienert-Brown[60]
Tumua Manu[36]
Alex Nankivell[61]
Bailyn Sullivan (did not play)[36]
Quinn Tupaea[36] 		downward-facing red arrow Orbyn Leger (to Hurricanes)[62]
downward-facing red arrow Tumua Manu (to France Pau)[63] 		upward-facing green arrow Rameka Poihipi (from Canterbury)[64] Anton Lienert-Brown[65]
Alex Nankivell[9]
Rameka Poihipi
Bailyn Sullivan[9]
Quinn Tupaea[9]
WG Solomon Alaimalo[66]
Kini Naholo (did not play)[36]
Etene Nanai-Seturo (did not play)[36]
Shaun Stevenson[67]
Sean Wainui[61] 		downward-facing red arrow Solomon Alaimalo (to Highlanders)[68]
downward-facing red arrow Kini Naholo (injured)[9] 		upward-facing green arrow Jonah Lowe (from Hurricanes)[9]
upward-facing green arrow Gideon Wrampling (from Waikato)[8] 		Jonah Lowe
Etene Nanai-Seturo[69]
Shaun Stevenson[67]
Sean Wainui[9]
Gideon Wrampling (short-term)
FB Damian McKenzie[70]
Sam McNicol[36] 		downward-facing red arrow Sam McNicol (to Hawke's Bay)[9] upward-facing green arrow Chase Tiatia (from Hurricanes)[9] Damian McKenzie[70]
Chase Tiatia
Coach Warren Gatland[71] downward-facing red arrow Warren Gatland (to British and Irish Lions)[71] upward-facing green arrow Clayton McMillan (from Bay of Plenty)[72] Clayton McMillan

Crusaders[edit]

Crusaders transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[73] Out In 2021 players[74]
PR Michael Ala'alatoa[75]
Harry Allan (did not play)[73]
George Bower[73]
Oliver Jager[76]
Joe Moody[77]
Isi Tu'ungafasi[73] 		downward-facing red arrow Harry Allan (to Canterbury)[74] upward-facing green arrow Fletcher Newell (from Canterbury)[74]
upward-facing green arrow Tamaiti Williams (from Canterbury)[74] 		Michael Ala'alatoa[74]
George Bower[74]
Oliver Jager[78]
Joe Moody[77]
Fletcher Newell
Isi Tu'ungafasi[74]
Tamaiti Williams
HK Andrew Makalio[79]
Brodie McAlister[73]
Hugh Roach (short-term)[80]
Codie Taylor[81] 		downward-facing red arrow Hugh Roach (to United States Austin Gilgronis)[82] upward-facing green arrow Quentin MacDonald (from Tasman)[83]
upward-facing green arrow Nathan Vella (from Highlanders)[84] 		Quentin MacDonald (short-term, did not play)
Andrew Makalio (did not play)[79]
Brodie McAlister[74]
Codie Taylor[81]
Nathan Vella
LK Scott Barrett[85]
Mitchell Dunshea[86]
Luke Romano[73]
Quinten Strange (did not play)[87] 		upward-facing green arrow Sam Whitelock (returned from Japan Panasonic Wild Knights)[88] Scott Barrett[89]
Mitchell Dunshea[90]
Luke Romano[74]
Quinten Strange[91]
Sam Whitelock
FL Ethan Blackadder (did not play)[92]
Tom Christie[73]
Cullen Grace[73]
Billy Harmon (did not play)[86]
Sione Havili[73]
Ethan Roots[73]
Tom Sanders[73] 		downward-facing red arrow Billy Harmon (to Highlanders)[93]
downward-facing red arrow Ethan Roots (to North Harbour)[74] 		upward-facing green arrow Liam Allen (from Canterbury)[83]
upward-facing green arrow Brendon O'Connor (from Japan Sunwolves)[94] 		Liam Allen (short-term)
Ethan Blackadder[92]
Tom Christie[95]
Cullen Grace[96]
Sione Havili[74]
Brendon O'Connor (short-term)
Tom Sanders[74]
N8 Whetu Douglas[97] Whetu Douglas[98]
SH Mitchell Drummond[99]
Ere Enari[87]
Bryn Hall[100] 		Mitchell Drummond[101]
Ere Enari[87]
Bryn Hall[74]
FH Fergus Burke[73]
Brett Cameron[73]
Richie Mo'unga[102] 		Fergus Burke[74]
Brett Cameron (did not play)[74]
Richie Mo'unga[102]
CE Braydon Ennor[87]
Inga Finau (did not play)[73]
Jack Goodhue[86]
Dallas McLeod[73] 		downward-facing red arrow Inga Finau (to Auckland)[74] upward-facing green arrow Isaiah Punivai (from Canterbury)[74]
upward-facing green arrow Rene Ranger (from Northland)[103] 		Braydon Ennor[104]
Jack Goodhue[105]
Dallas McLeod[74]
Isaiah Punivai (did not play)
Rene Ranger (did not play)
WG George Bridge[106]
Leicester Fainga'anuku[107]
Will Jordan[79]
Manasa Mataele[73]
Fetuli Paea (did not play)[73]
Sevu Reece[108] 		downward-facing red arrow Fetuli Paea (to Highlanders)[109] upward-facing green arrow Chay Fihaki (from Canterbury)[74]
upward-facing green arrow Josh McKay (from Highlanders)[103] 		George Bridge[106]
Leicester Fainga'anuku[107]
Chay Fihaki
Will Jordan[79]
Manasa Mataele[74]
Josh McKay
Sevu Reece[108]
FB David Havili[110] David Havili[111]
Coach Scott Robertson[112] Scott Robertson[112]

Highlanders[edit]

Highlanders transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[113] Out In 2021 players[114]
PR Ethan de Groot (did not play)[113]
Josh Iosefa-Scott[113]
Ayden Johnstone[113]
Daniel Lienert-Brown[113]
Conán O'Donnell (short-term)[115]
Jeff Thwaites[113]
Siate Tokolahi[113] 		downward-facing red arrow Josh Iosefa-Scott (to Waikato)[114]
downward-facing red arrow Conán O'Donnell (to Counties Manukau)[114] 		upward-facing green arrow Jermaine Ainsley (from Australia Rebels)[116]
upward-facing green arrow Josh Hohneck (from Otago)[114] 		Jermaine Ainsley (did not play)
Ethan de Groot[114]
Josh Hohneck
Ayden Johnstone[114]
Daniel Lienert-Brown[114]
Jeff Thwaites[114]
Siate Tokolahi[114]
HK Liam Coltman[117]
Ash Dixon[113]
Nathan Vella (did not play)[118] 		downward-facing red arrow Nathan Vella (to Crusaders)[84] upward-facing green arrow Ricky Jackson (returned from injury)[114] Liam Coltman[117]
Ash Dixon[114]
Ricky Jackson (did not play)
LK Josh Dickson[113]
Pari Pari Parkinson[113]
Manaaki Selby-Rickit[113]
Will Tucker (short-term, did not play)[119]
Jack Whetton[113] 		downward-facing red arrow Will Tucker (returned to Otago)[114]
downward-facing red arrow Jack Whetton (to Australia Waratahs)[120] 		upward-facing green arrow Bryn Evans (from Hawke's Bay)[114]
upward-facing green arrow Jack Regan (from Otago)[121] 		Josh Dickson[114]
Bryn Evans
Pari Pari Parkinson[114]
Jack Regan (short-term)
Manaaki Selby-Rickit[114]
FL Teariki Ben-Nicholas[113]
Shannon Frizell[113]
Dillon Hunt[113]
Zane Kapeli (did not play)[113]
James Lentjes[113]
Slade McDowall (short-term, did not play)[119]
Sione Misiloi (did not play)[122]
Jesse Parete[113] 		downward-facing red arrow Dillon Hunt (to Blues)[23]
downward-facing red arrow Zane Kapeli (to Chiefs)[8]
downward-facing red arrow Slade McDowall (returned to Otago)[114]
downward-facing red arrow Jesse Parete (to Japan Canon Eagles)[123] 		upward-facing green arrow Billy Harmon (from Crusaders)[93]
upward-facing green arrow Hugh Renton (from Tasman)[121]
upward-facing green arrow Liam Squire (from Japan NTT Red Hurricanes)[114] 		Teariki Ben-Nicholas[114]
Shannon Frizell[114]
Billy Harmon
James Lentjes[114]
Sione Misiloi (did not play)[114]
Hugh Renton (short-term)
Liam Squire (did not play)
N8 Marino Mikaele-Tu’u[124] upward-facing green arrow Kazuki Himeno (from Japan Toyota Verblitz)[125] Kazuki Himeno
Marino Mikaele-Tu’u[114]
SH Folau Fakatava (did not play)[113]
Kayne Hammington[113]
Aaron Smith[126] 		upward-facing green arrow James Arscott (from Otago)[127] James Arscott (short-term)
Folau Fakatava[114]
Kayne Hammington[114]
Aaron Smith[126]
FH Bryn Gatland (did not play)[124]
Mitchell Hunt[128]
Josh Ioane[113] 		downward-facing red arrow Bryn Gatland (to Chiefs)[59] upward-facing green arrow Caleb Makene (from Hawke's Bay)[129]
upward-facing green arrow Tim O'Malley (from Tasman)[130] 		Mitchell Hunt[114]
Josh Ioane[114]
Caleb Makene (short-term)
Tim O'Malley (short-term)
CE Michael Collins[122]
Scott Gregory[131]
Rob Thompson[113]
Sio Tomkinson[113]
Thomas Umaga-Jensen (did not play)[113]
Teihorangi Walden[132] 		downward-facing red arrow Rob Thompson (to Japan Toyota Verblitz)[133]
downward-facing red arrow Teihorangi Walden (to Taranaki)[114] 		upward-facing green arrow Fetuli Paea (from Crusaders)[109]
upward-facing green arrow Josh Timu (from Otago)[127] 		Michael Collins[114]
Scott Gregory[131]
Fetuli Paea (did not play)
Josh Timu (short-term, did not play)
Sio Tomkinson[114]
Thomas Umaga-Jensen[114]
WG Tima Fainga'anuku[134]
Josh McKay[135]
Tevita Nabura (did not play)[113]
Jona Nareki[128]
Ngane Punivai[128] 		downward-facing red arrow Tima Fainga'anuku (to Tasman)[114]
downward-facing red arrow Josh McKay (to Crusaders)[103]
downward-facing red arrow Tevita Nabura (to Counties Manukau)[114] 		upward-facing green arrow Solomon Alaimalo (from Chiefs)[68]
upward-facing green arrow Connor Garden-Bachop (returned from injury)[114]
upward-facing green arrow Sam Gilbert (from Otago)[114]
upward-facing green arrow Josh Moorby (from Southland)[127]
upward-facing green arrow Freedom Vahaakolo (from Otago)[136] 		Solomon Alaimalo
Connor Garden-Bachop
Sam Gilbert
Josh Moorby (short-term, did not play)
Jona Nareki[114]
Ngane Punivai[114]
Freedom Vahaakolo (short-term)
FB Kirisi Kuridrani[113] downward-facing red arrow Kirisi Kuridrani (to Counties Manukau)[114] upward-facing green arrow Vilimoni Koroi (from Otago)[122]
upward-facing green arrow Nehe Milner-Skudder (from France Toulon)[137] 		Vilimoni Koroi (did not play)
Nehe Milner-Skudder
Coach Aaron Mauger[138] downward-facing red arrow Aaron Mauger (released)[139] upward-facing green arrow Tony Brown (from assistant coach)[140]
upward-facing green arrow Clarke Dermody (from assistant coach)[141] 		Tony Brown
Clarke Dermody (short-term)

Hurricanes[edit]

Hurricanes transfers 2020–2021
Pos 2020 squad[142] Out In 2021 players[143]
PR Fraser Armstrong[144]
Alex Fidow[145]
Tyrel Lomax[146]
Tevita Mafileo (short-term)[147]
Ben May[148]
Xavier Numia[145]
Pouri Rakete-Stones[142] 		downward-facing red arrow Ben May (to Taranaki)[143] Fraser Armstrong[149]
Alex Fidow[145]
Tyrel Lomax[146]
Tevita Mafileo[150]
Xavier Numia[145]
Pouri Rakete-Stones[143]
HK Asafo Aumua[151]
Dane Coles[152]
Ricky Riccitelli[153] 		upward-facing green arrow James O'Reilly (from Wellington)[62] Asafo Aumua[154]
Dane Coles[152]
James O'Reilly (short-term)
Ricky Riccitelli[153]
LK James Blackwell[145]
Kane Le'aupepe (did not play)[155]
Liam Mitchell[156]
Scott Scrafton[157]
Isaia Walker-Leawere[142] 		James Blackwell[158]
Kane Le'aupepe (did not play)[155]
Liam Mitchell[156]
Scott Scrafton[157]
Isaia Walker-Leawere[143]
FL Vaea Fifita[159]
Devan Flanders[142]
Du'Plessis Kirifi[145]
Reed Prinsep[155]
Ardie Savea (did not play)[160]
Murphy Taramai (did not play)[161] 		downward-facing red arrow Murphy Taramai (to North Harbour)[143] Vaea Fifita[162]
Devan Flanders[150]
Du'Plessis Kirifi[163]
Reed Prinsep[155]
Ardie Savea[160]
N8 Gareth Evans[164] upward-facing green arrow Brayden Iose (from Manawatu)[165] Gareth Evans[166]
Brayden Iose
SH Jamie Booth[167]
TJ Perenara[168]
Jonathan Taumateine[167] 		downward-facing red arrow TJ Perenara (to Japan NTT Red Hurricanes)[169] upward-facing green arrow Luke Campbell (from Bay of Plenty)[170]
upward-facing green arrow Cameron Roigard (from Counties Manukau)[171] 		Jamie Booth (did not play)[167]
Luke Campbell
Cameron Roigard (short-term)
Jonathan Taumateine[167]
FH Jackson Garden-Bachop[155]
James Marshall[161]
Fletcher Smith[142] 		downward-facing red arrow James Marshall (retired)[143]
downward-facing red arrow Fletcher Smith (to NTT Shining Arcs)[172] 		upward-facing green arrow Simon Hickey (from Scotland Edinburgh)[173]
upward-facing green arrow Orbyn Leger (from Chiefs)[62] 		Jackson Garden-Bachop[174]
Simon Hickey (did not play)
Orbyn Leger (short-term)
CE Vince Aso[145]
Ngani Laumape[175]
Billy Proctor[176]
Danny Toala (did not play)[156]
Peter Umaga-Jensen[148] 		Vince Aso[145]
Ngani Laumape[175]
Billy Proctor[176]
Danny Toala[156]
Peter Umaga-Jensen[154]
WG Wes Goosen[148]
Ben Lam[153]
Jonah Lowe (did not play)[155]
Kobus van Wyk[142] 		downward-facing red arrow Ben Lam (to France Bordeaux)[177]
downward-facing red arrow Jonah Lowe (to Chiefs)[9]
downward-facing red arrow Kobus van Wyk (to England Leicester Tigers)[178] 		upward-facing green arrow Pepesana Patafilo (from Wellington)[143]
upward-facing green arrow Salesi Rayasi (returned from New Zealand Sevens)[143]
upward-facing green arrow Julian Savea (from France Toulon)[179]
upward-facing green arrow Lolagi Visinia (from Hawke's Bay)[143] 		Wes Goosen[148]
Pepesana Patafilo
Salesi Rayasi
Julian Savea
Lolagi Visinia
FB Jordie Barrett[180]
Chase Tiatia[156] 		downward-facing red arrow Chase Tiatia (to Chiefs)[9] upward-facing green arrow Ruben Love (from Wellington)[181] Jordie Barrett[180]
Ruben Love
Coach Jason Holland[182] Jason Holland[143]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

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