Malcolm Marx ends the Wessels experiment?
Marx's move to the Bulls gives them the world's best hooker, but what does it mean for Jan-Hendrik Wessels and the club's other front-row options?
Marx signs three-year deal with Bulls in return from Japan
Malcolm Marx signs a three-year deal with the Vodacom Bulls, returning from Japan to link up with coach Johan Ackermann. The World Rugby Player of the Year, who holds the Springbok record for test tries by a forward with 29 from 94 caps, is the second double World Cup winner to sign with the Bulls in a fortnight after Kwagga Smith.
Marx deal 90% done at Bulls as Pollard weighs Japan option and Papier commits to Pretoria
The Bulls are 90% done on a deal to sign Malcolm Marx on a three-year contract, while Handre Pollard weighs a Bulls extension against Japanese interest and Embrose Papier has committed to Loftus through the 2027/28 season.
Marx linked with Bulls return as Papier and Moodie face uncertain futures in Pretoria
The Bulls are in early discussions with Malcolm Marx over a return to South Africa, while Rapport reports that Embrose Papier and Canan Moodie are both likely to leave Pretoria after June 2027, with Sale Sharks among the clubs chasing Papier and Japanese outfits circling Moodie.
Marx linked with Bulls return as Ackermann reunion looms
The Bulls have held preliminary discussions with Malcolm Marx about a return to South African rugby, with the Springbok hooker currently playing for Kubota Spears in Japan.
Erasmus explains family connection and hooker rotation behind Venter and Kotze selections
Erasmus explains the hooker rotation logic behind Andre-Hugo Venter's selection against the Barbarians, with a personal twist, while Lukhanyo Am features at 12 for SA 'A' against Zimbabwe as he bids to rebuild his Test case.