List of 2020–21 Pro14 transfers

This is a list of player transfers involving Pro14 rugby union teams between 12 March 2020 and the end of the 2020–21 season. Unlike in previous seasons where the bulk of player transfers occurred between seasons, a large number of player transfers instead took place mid-season due to the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic.[1]

Benetton

Main article: Benetton Rugby

Players in Callum Braley from Gloucester[2] Niccolò Cannone from Petrarca Padova[3] Joaquin Riera from Petrarca Padova[4] Luca Petrozzi from San Donà[5] Edoardo Padovani from Zebre[6]

Players out Giuseppe Di Stefano to Fiamme Oro[7] Antonio Rizzi to Zebre[8] Tito Tebaldi to Petrarca Padova[9] Ian McKinley retired[10] Alessandro Zanni retired[11] Dean Budd retired[12] Marco Fuser to Newcastle Falcons[13] Nasi Manu to Otago[14] Engjel Makelara to Petrarca Padova[15]

Cardiff Blues

Main article: Cardiff Blues

Players in Luke Scully from Worcester Warriors[16] Cory Hill from Dragons[17] Rhys Carré from Saracens[18]

Players out Macauley Cook to Jersey Reds[19] James Down to Lokomotiv Penza[20] Nick Williams retired[21]

Cheetahs

Main article: Cheetahs (rugby union)

Players in François Steyn from Montpellier[22] George Cronjé from Clermont[23] Marcell Muller from Montpellier[23] Ian Groenewald from Bulls[24] Jeandré Rudolph from Bulls[24] Howard Mnisi from Southern Kings[25] Louis van der Westhuizen from Bulls[26] Lesley Botha from Montpellier[27] Rosko Specman from Bulls[28] Juan-Dee Oliver from Grey College[29] Reniel Hugo from Toyota Verblitz[30] Reinhardt Fortuin from Stellenbosch Maties[31] Andisa Ntsila from Sharks[31] Carl Wegner from Toyota Verblitz[31] Chadley Josias from Hoërskool Outeniqua[32] Ruben Windell from Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool[33]

Players out Joseph Dweba to Bordeaux[34] Walt Steenkamp to Bulls[35] Gerhard Olivier retired[36] Sintu Manjezi to Bulls[37] Dian Badenhorst released[38] Justin Basson retired[38] Louis Fouché retired[38] Rabz Maxwane to Lions[39] Jasper Wiese to Leicester Tigers[40] Benhard Janse van Rensburg to NEC Green Rockets[41] Tapiwa Mafura to Pumas[41]

Connacht

Main article: Connacht Rugby

Players in Sammy Arnold from Munster[42] Jack Aungier from Leinster[42] Óisín Dowling from Leinster[42] Conor Oliver from Munster[42] Conor Dean promoted from Academy[43] Jordan Duggan promoted from Academy[43] Seán Masterson promoted from Academy[43] Niall Murray promoted from Academy[43] Colm Reilly promoted from Academy[43] Peter Sullivan promoted from Academy[43] Alex Wootton from Munster (season-long loan)[44] Ben O'Donnell from Australia Sevens[45] Abraham Papali'i from Bay of Plenty[45]

Players out Colby Fainga'a to Lyon[46] Tom McCartney retired[47] Robin Copeland to Soyaux Angoulême[48] Niyi Adeolokun released[49] Rory Burke released[49] David Horwitz released[49] Darragh Leader released[49] Angus Lloyd retiring[49] Peter McCabe released[49] Eoin McKeon released[49] Luke Carty released[50] Conor Hayes released[50] Hugh Lane released[50] Mikey Wilson released[50] Kyle Godwin to Western Force[51] Joe Maksymiw to Dragons[52]

Dragons

Main article: Dragons (rugby union)

Players in Jonah Holmes from Leicester Tigers[53] Nick Tompkins from Saracens (season-long loan)[54] Joe Maksymiw from Connacht[52] Ben Fry promoted from Academy[55] Harry Fry from Gloucester[55] Luke Baldwin from Worcester Warriors (season-long loan)[56] Jamie Roberts from Stormers[57]

Players out Nic Cudd released[58] Rhys Lawrence released[58] James Sheekey released[58] Will Griffiths released[59] Tom Hoppe released[59] James McCarthy released[59] Tyler Morgan to Scarlets[60] Jacob Botica to Rennes[61] Cory Hill to Cardiff Blues[17] Dafydd Buckland to Pontypridd[62] Brandon Nansen to Brive[63]

Edinburgh

Main article: Edinburgh Rugby

Players in Jordan Venter from Paul Roos Gymnasium[64] Lee Roy Atalifo from Jersey Reds[65] Matt Gordon from London Scottish[66] Andrew Davidson from Glasgow Warriors[67] Marshall Sykes from Ayrshire Bulls[68] Sam Kitchen from Ayrshire Bulls[69] Connor Boyle promoted from Academy[70] Rory Darge promoted from Academy[70] Sam Grahamslaw from Watsonians[70]

Players out Pietro Ceccarelli to Brive[71] Jason Baggott released[72] Cameron Fenton released[72] Matt Scott to Leicester Tigers[72] Sam Thomson released[72] Stan South returned to Exeter Chiefs[67] Callum Hunter-Hill to Saracens[73] Simon Hickey to Hurricanes[74] Dougie Fife to New England Free Jacks[75] John Barclay retired[76]

Glasgow Warriors

Main article: Glasgow Warriors

Players in Richie Gray from Toulouse[77] Enrique Pieretto from Exeter Chiefs[78] Rufus McLean promoted from Academy[79] Hamish Bain from Stade Niçois[80]

Players out Jonny Gray to Exeter Chiefs[81] Cameron Henderson to Leicester Tigers[82] D. T. H. van der Merwe released[83] Rory Hughes released[84] Ruaridh Jackson retiring[85][86] Callum Gibbins released[87] Andrew Davidson to Edinburgh[67] Tim Swinson to Saracens[88] Siua Halanukonuka to Perpignan[89] Matt Smith retired[90] Nick Frisby to Western Force[91] Petrus du Plessis retired[92]

Leinster

Main article: Leinster Rugby

Players in Ryan Baird promoted from Academy[93] Harry Byrne promoted from Academy[93] Jack Dunne promoted from Academy[93] Tommy O'Brien promoted from Academy[93] Dan Sheehan promoted from Academy[93]

Players out Fergus McFadden retiring[94] Jack Aungier to Connacht[42] Óisín Dowling to Connacht[42] Roman Salanoa to Munster[95] Gavin Mullin released[93] Joe Tomane released[93] Bryan Byrne to Bristol Bears[96] Barry Daly retired[97]

Munster

Main article: Munster Rugby

Players in Keynan Knox promoted from Academy[98] Liam Coombes promoted from Academy[99] Alex McHenry promoted from Academy[99] Jack O'Sullivan promoted from Academy[99] Damian de Allende from Panasonic Wild Knights[100] Matt Gallagher from Saracens[100] RG Snyman from Honda Heat[100] Roman Salanoa from Leinster[95] Diarmuid Barron promoted from Academy[101]

Players out Arno Botha to Bulls[102] Sammy Arnold to Connacht[42] Conor Oliver to Connacht[42] Alan Tynan released[103] Seán O'Connor to Jersey Reds[104] Ciaran Parker to Jersey Reds[104] Alex Wootton to Connacht (season-long loan)[44] Darren O'Shea to Vannes[105] Jack Stafford to Harlequins[106]

Ospreys

Main article: Ospreys (rugby union)

Players in Rhys Webb from Bath[107][108] Mat Protheroe from Bristol Bears[109] Nicky Thomas from Bristol Bears[110] Rhys Davies from Bath[111] Stephen Myler from London Irish[112]

Players out James Hook retired[113] Gheorghe Gajion to Aurillac[114] Dan Baker to Mont-de-Marsan[115] Aled Davies to Saracens[116] Ben Glynn released[117] Will Jones released[117] Darryl Marfo released[117] Tom Williams released[117] Lesley Klim to Jersey Reds[118]

Scarlets

Main article: Scarlets

Players in Sam Costelow from Leicester Tigers[119] Tyler Morgan from Dragons[60] Sione Kalamafoni from Leicester Tigers[120] Johnny Williams from Newcastle Falcons[120] Morgan Jones promoted from Academy[121] Jac Price promoted from Academy[121] Joe Roberts promoted from Academy[121] Tom Rogers promoted from Academy[121]

Players out Corey Baldwin to Exeter Chiefs[122] Tom James retired[123] Jonathan Evans released[124] Rhys Fawcett released[124] Simon Gardiner released[124] Morgan Williams released[124] Hadleigh Parkes to Panasonic Wild Knights[125] Kieron Fonotia to Tasman[126]

Southern Kings

Main article: Southern Kings

Players in Cameron Wright from Sharks[127]

Players out Howard Mnisi to Cheetahs[25] Demetri Catrakilis retired[128] Rossouw de Klerk to Bourgoin[129] Sarel Pretorius retired[130] Masixole Banda to Griquas[131]

Ulster

Main article: Ulster Rugby

Players in Stewart Moore promoted from Academy[132] Alby Mathewson unattached[133] Ian Madigan from Bristol Bears[134]

Players out Zack McCall released[135] Clive Ross released[135] Tommy O'Hagan released[136] Angus Kernohan to Ealing Trailfinders[137]

Zebre

Main article: Zebre

Players in Antonio Rizzi from Benetton[8] Iacopo Bianchi from Fiamme Oro[138] Nicolò Casilio from Calvisano[138] Giovanni D'Onofrio from Fiamme Oro[138] Matteo Nocera from Fiamme Oro[138] Paolo Pescetto from Calvisano[138]

Players out Edoardo Padovani to Benetton[6] Charlie Walker to Ealing Trailfinders[139] Roberto Tenga to Fiamme Oro[140] George Biagi retired[141] Paula Balekana released[142] Francois Brummer released[142] Apisai Tauyavuca released[142]

See also

• List of 2020–21 Premiership Rugby transfers
• List of 2020–21 RFU Championship transfers
• List of 2020–21 Super Rugby transfers
• List of 2020–21 Top 14 transfers
• List of 2020–21 Major League Rugby transfers

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