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List of 2013–14 Super Rugby transfers

This is a list of player signings and releases involving Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2014 Super Rugby season. The release of a player that was included in a 2013 Super Rugby season squad, or the signing of a new player for the 2014 season is listed here regardless of when it occurred. Players that have been confirmed for the 2014 season are also listed, regardless of when they signed for the team.

2013 Blues captain Ali Williams retired from international rugby during the 2013 Super Rugby season. He subsequently signed to play for Toulon after playing 117 Super Rugby matches.[1]

Australian and New Zealand teams name their squads for the 2014 season – typically containing 30 players – in late 2013. Many sides 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. In South Africa, all teams have affiliated provincial sides playing in their domestic Vodacom Cup competition.

Notes:

  • 2013 players listed are all players that were named in the initial senior squad, or subsequently included in a 22-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.

Australia

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Brumbies

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Brumbies transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Ben Alexander
Ruaidhri Murphy
Dan Palmer
Scott Sio
Ruan Smith (extended playing squad) 		  Dan Palmer (to   Grenoble)[2]   Allan Alaalatoa (from Southern Districts)[3]
  JP Smith (from GPS Rugby)[3] 		Allan Alaalatoa (extended playing squad)
Ben Alexander[4]
Ruaidhri Murphy[5]
Scott Sio[5]
JP Smith (extended playing squad)
Ruan Smith[3]
HK Joshua Mann-Rea (extended playing squad)
Stephen Moore
Siliva Siliva 		  Luke Holmes (from Warringah)[6] Luke Holmes (short-term)
Joshua Mann-Rea[7]
Stephen Moore[4]
Siliva Siliva[7]
LK Sam Carter
Scott Fardy
Etienne Oosthuizen
Leon Power 		  Etienne Oosthuizen (to   Sharks)[8][9]   Tom Staniforth (from Canberra Royals)[10]
  Jack Whetton (from   Auckland)[11] 		Sam Carter[12]
Scott Fardy[13]
Leon Power[14]
Tom Staniforth (short-term)
Jack Whetton
FL Fotu Auelua
Colby Fainga'a
Peter Kimlin
David Pocock
Jordan Smiler (extended playing squad)
George Smith (short-term)
Ita Vaea (did not play) 		  Colby Fainga'a (to Rebels)[15]
  Peter Kimlin (to   Grenoble)[16]
  George Smith (returned to   Suntory Sungoliath)[17]
  Ita Vaea (to NSW Country Eagles)[18] 		  Jarrad Butler (from Reds)[7]
  Tom McVerry (from   Kyuden Voltex)[19] 		Fotu Auelua[12]
Jarrad Butler
Tom McVerry (short-term)
David Pocock[12]
Jordan Smiler[3]
N8 Ben Mowen   Lachlan McCaffrey (from Force)[3] Lachlan McCaffrey (extended playing squad)
Ben Mowen[12]
SH Ian Prior
Mark Swanepoel (extended playing squad)
Nic White 		  Ian Prior (to Force)[20]
  Mark Swanepoel (to   Tasman)[21] 		  Michael Dowsett (from Northern Suburbs)[3]
  Conrad Hoffmann (from   Hamiltons)[22] 		Michael Dowsett (extended playing squad)
Conrad Hoffmann
Nic White[23]
FH Zack Holmes
Matt To'omua 		  Zack Holmes (to Force)[24]   Lionel Cronjé (from   Golden Lions)[25] Lionel Cronjé
Matt To'omua[5]
CE Tevita Kuridrani
Christian Lealiifano
Pat McCabe
Andrew Smith 		  Rodney Iona (from Tuggeranong Vikings)[26] Rodney Iona (short-term)
Tevita Kuridrani[27]
Christian Lealiifano[5]
Pat McCabe[28]
Andrew Smith[12]
WG Tom Cox (did not play)
Clyde Rathbone
Henry Speight
Joe Tomane 		  Tom Cox (to Power House)[29]   Stephan van der Walt (from extended playing squad)[3] Clyde Rathbone[30]
Henry Speight[5]
Joe Tomane[31]
Stephan van der Walt (extended playing squad, did not play)
FB Robbie Coleman
Jesse Mogg 		Robbie Coleman[32]
Jesse Mogg[13]
Coach Jake White   Jake White (to   Sharks)[33]   Stephen Larkham[34] Stephen Larkham

Force

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Force transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Pekahou Cowan
Tetera Faulkner
Kieran Longbottom
Salesi Ma'afu
Salesi Manu (extended playing squad) 		  Salesi Ma'afu (to   Northampton Saints)[35]   Chris Heiberg (from   Stormers)[36]
  Ollie Hoskins (from Cottesloe)[37]
  Francois van Wyk (from   Western Province)[37] 		Pekahou Cowan[38]
Tetera Faulkner[39]
Chris Heiberg (did not play)
Ollie Hoskins (wider training group)
Kieran Longbottom[40]
Salesi Manu[41] (did not play)
Francois van Wyk (wider training group)
HK Nathan Charles
James Hilterbrand (extended playing squad)
Heath Tessmann (short-term)
Ben Whittaker 		  James Hilterbrand (to   Edinburgh)[42]
  Ben Whittaker (to   Biarritz)[43] 		Nathan Charles[44]
Heath Tessmann[45]
LK Phoenix Battye
Toby Lynn
Rory Walton (extended playing squad)
Sam Wykes 		  Toby Lynn (retired)[46]
  Rory Walton (to extended playing squad)[47] 		  Adam Coleman (from Waratahs)[37]
  Wilhelm Steenkamp (from   Bulls)[48] 		Phoenix Battye[49]
Adam Coleman (extended playing squad)
Wilhelm Steenkamp
Sam Wykes[39]
FL Chris Alcock
Richard Brown
Angus Cottrell
Matt Hodgson
Hugh McMeniman 		  Richard Brown (to   Honda Heat)[50]   Ryan Hodson (from   Jersey)[51]
  Brynard Stander (from   Sharks (Currie Cup))[37] 		Chris Alcock[44]
Angus Cottrell[41]
Matt Hodgson[52]
Ryan Hodson (short-term)
Hugh McMeniman[53]
Brynard Stander
N8 Lachlan McCaffrey (did not play)
Ben McCalman 		  Lachlan McCaffrey (to Brumbies extended playing squad)[3] Ben McCalman[54]
SH Chris Eaton (short-term, did not play)
Alby Mathewson
Brett Sheehan
Michael Snowden (extended playing squad) 		  Chris Eaton (to   Hawke's Bay)[55]
  Brett Sheehan (to   London Wasps)[56]
  Michael Snowden (to   Waikato)[57] 		  Ian Prior (from Brumbies)[20]
  Justin Turner (from Associates)[58] 		Alby Mathewson[44]
Ian Prior
Justin Turner (short-term)
FH Sam Christie
Sias Ebersohn
Kyle Godwin 		  Sam Christie (to   Waikato)[57]   Zack Holmes (from Brumbies)[24] Sias Ebersohn[44]
Kyle Godwin[59]
Zack Holmes
CE Patrick Dellit
Jayden Hayward
Ben Jacobs (short-term)
Junior Rasolea
Winston Stanley
Chris Tuatara-Morrison (did not play)
Will Tupou 		  Ben Jacobs (to   London Wasps)[60]
  Winston Stanley (to   Highlanders)[61]
  Will Tupou (to   Hino Red Dolphins)[41] 		  Marcel Brache (from   Western Province)[36]
  Luke Burton (from UWA Rugby Club)[62] 		Marcel Brache
Luke Burton (extended playing squad)
Patrick Dellit[41]
Jayden Hayward[63]
Junior Rasolea[64]
Chris Tuatara-Morrison[65]
WG Nick Cummins
Alfie Mafi
Ed Stubbs 		  Alfie Mafi (to   Brive)[66]   Dane Haylett-Petty (from   Biarritz)[67] Nick Cummins[68]
Ed Stubbs[69] (did not play)
Dane Haylett-Petty
FB Sam Norton-Knight   Sam Norton-Knight (to   Kubota Spears)[70]   Dillyn Leyds (from   Western Province)[37]
  Luke Morahan (from Reds)[71] 		Dillyn Leyds (wider training group)
Luke Morahan
Coach Michael Foley Michael Foley[72]

Rebels

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Rebels transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Eddie Aholelei (did not play)
Paul Alo-Emile
Nic Henderson
Laurie Weeks 		  Nic Henderson (retired)[73]   Cruze Ah-Nau (from extended playing squad)[74]
  Max Lahiff (from   London Irish)[75]
  Toby Smith (from   Chiefs)[76] 		Cruze Ah-Nau (extended playing squad)
Eddie Aholelei[77] (did not play)
Paul Alo-Emile[78]
Max Lahiff
Toby Smith
Laurie Weeks[79]
HK Shota Horie
Patrick Leafa (extended playing squad)
Ged Robinson 		  Ged Robinson (to   Hawke's Bay)[80]   Steve Fualau (from Southern Districts)[81]
  Tom Sexton (from   Leinster)[82] 		Steve Fualau (short-term)
Shota Horie[83]
Patrick Leafa (extended playing squad)[74]
Tom Sexton (did not play)
LK Luke Jones
James King
Cadeyrn Neville
Hugh Pyle
Chris Thomson (did not play) 		  James King (to   Yakult Levins)[84]   Sam Jeffries (from Melbourne University)[85] Sam Jeffries (extended playing squad)
Luke Jones[86]
Cadeyrn Neville[87]
Hugh Pyle[87]
Chris Thomson[88] (did not play)
FL Tim Davidson
Scott Fuglistaller
Scott Higginbotham
Jordy Reid (extended playing squad)
Jarrod Saffy 		  Tim Davidson (retired)[89]
  Jarrod Saffy (to   Bourg-en-Bresse)[90] 		  Colby Fainga'a (from Brumbies)[15]
  Sean McMahon (from GPS)[85] 		Colby Fainga'a
Scott Fuglistaller[91]
Scott Higginbotham[92]
Sean McMahon (extended playing squad)
Jordy Reid[93]
N8 Gareth Delve   Gareth Delve (to   NEC Green Rockets)[94]   Lopeti Timani (from Waratahs)[95] Lopeti Timani
SH Luke Burgess (short-term)
Nick Phipps
Nic Stirzaker 		  Nick Phipps (to Waratahs)[96]   Josh Holmes (from Warringah)[97]
  Ben Meehan (from Sunnybank)[74] 		Luke Burgess[98]
Josh Holmes (short-term)
Ben Meehan (extended playing squad)
Nic Stirzaker[99]
FH Angus Roberts
James Hilgendorf (short-term) 		  James Hilgendorf (retired)[100]   Jack Debreczeni (from West Harbour)[101] Jack Debreczeni (extended playing squad)
Angus Roberts[102]
CE Tom English (extended playing squad)
Mitch Inman
Lachlan Mitchell
James O'Connor
Rory Sidey 		  James O'Connor (to   London Irish)[103]
  Rory Sidey (to West Harbour)[104] 		  Tamati Ellison (from   Highlanders)[105]
  Lalakai Foketi (from Manly)[106]
  Male Sa'u (from   Yamaha Júbilo)[107] 		Tamati Ellison
Tom English[86]
Lalakai Foketi (extended playing squad)
Mitch Inman[108]
Lachlan Mitchell[109]
Male Sa'u (short-term)
WG Richard Kingi
Kimami Sitauti
Cooper Vuna 		  Richard Kingi (to   Stade Français)[110]
  Kimami Sitauti (to Reds 'A')[111]
  Cooper Vuna (to   Toshiba Brave Lupus)[112] 		  Tom Kingston (from Waratahs)[113]
  Telusa Veainu (from   Crusaders)[114] 		Tom Kingston
Telusa Veainu
FB Kurtley Beale
Bryce Hegarty (extended playing squad)
Alex Rokobaro
Jason Woodward 		  Kurtley Beale (to Waratahs)[115] Bryce Hegarty[116]
Alex Rokobaro[117]
Jason Woodward[91]
Coach Damien Hill   Damien Hill (to   Ricoh Black Rams)[118]   Tony McGahan (from Australia national team) (Coaching co-ordinator)[119] Tony McGahan

Reds

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Reds transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Ben Daley
Greg Holmes
Jono Owen
James Slipper 		  Sef Fa'agase (from University of Queensland)[120]
  Pettowa Paraka (from Easts Tigers)[121] 		Ben Daley[122]
Sef Fa'agase (wider training squad, did not play)
Greg Holmes[122]
Jono Owen[122]
Pettowa Paraka (wider training squad, did not play)
James Slipper[123]
HK Albert Anae
Saia Fainga'a
James Hanson 		  Andrew Ready (from Easts Tigers)[120] Albert Anae[122]
Saia Fainga'a[122]
James Hanson[122]
Andrew Ready (wider training squad, did not play)
LK James Horwill
David McDuling (did not play)
Ed O'Donoghue (academy)
Rob Simmons
Adam Wallace-Harrison 		  Adam Wallace-Harrison (retired)[122] James Horwill[124]
David McDuling[122]
Ed O'Donoghue[122]
Rob Simmons[123]
FL Nigel Ah Wong (extended playing squad, did not play)
Curtis Browning (academy)
Liam Gill
Eddie Quirk
Beau Robinson 		  Nigel Ah Wong (to   Coca-Cola Red Sparks)[125]   Tim Buchanan (from University of Queensland)[126] Curtis Browning[127]
Tim Buchanan (short-term)
Liam Gill[123]
Eddie Quirk[122]
Beau Robinson[122]
N8 Jarrad Butler (extended playing squad)
Radike Samo
Jake Schatz 		  Jarrad Butler (to Brumbies)[7]
  Radike Samo (to   Kintetsu Liners)[128] 		Jake Schatz[129]
SH Nick Frisby
Will Genia 		  Scott Gale (from University of Queensland)[130] Nick Frisby[122]
Scott Gale (wider training group)
Will Genia[131]
FH Quade Cooper
Ben Lucas 		Quade Cooper[132]
Ben Lucas[133]
CE Anthony Fainga'a
Mike Harris
Jono Lance
Ben Tapuai
Aidan Toua 		  Jono Lance (to Waratahs)[134]   Sam Johnson (from GPS Rugby)[135]
  Samu Kerevi (from GPS Rugby)[136] 		Anthony Fainga'a[122]
Mike Harris[122]
Sam Johnson (wider training group)
Samu Kerevi (extended playing squad)
Ben Tapuai[137]
Aidan Toua[122]
WG Chris Feauai-Sautia
Digby Ioane
Dom Shipperley 		  Digby Ioane (to   Stade Français)[138]   Chris Kuridrani (from GPS Old Boys)[139]
  Lachlan Turner (from Waratahs)[140] 		Chris Feauai-Sautia[122]
Chris Kuridrani (extended playing squad)
Dom Shipperley[137]
Lachlan Turner
FB Rod Davies
Luke Morahan 		  Luke Morahan (to Force)[71]   Jonah Placid (from Easts Tigers)[121]
  JJ Taulagi (from University of Queensland)[122] 		Rod Davies[137]
Jonah Placid (wider training squad)
JJ Taulagi
Coach Ewen McKenzie   Ewen McKenzie (to Australia national team)[141]   Richard Graham (from Force)[142] Richard Graham[143]

Waratahs

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Waratahs transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Richard Aho (short-term)
Sekope Kepu
Benn Robinson
Paddy Ryan
Jeremy Tilse 		  Richard Aho (to   Béziers)[144]   Michael Alaalatoa (from West Harbour)[145] Michael Alaalatoa (short-term)
Sekope Kepu[146]
Benn Robinson[147]
Paddy Ryan[148]
Jeremy Tilse[149]
HK Damien Fitzpatrick (did not play)
Luke Holmes (extended playing squad)
Tatafu Polota-Nau
John Ulugia 		  Damien Fitzpatrick (to   Lyon)[150]
  Luke Holmes (to Warringah)[151]
  John Ulugia (to   Bourg-en-Bresse)[152] 		  Tolu Latu (from Sydney University)[149]
  Hugo Roach (from Eastwood)[153] 		Tolu Latu
Tatafu Polota-Nau[154]
Hugh Roach (short-term)
LK Ollie Atkins
Adam Coleman (short-term)
Kane Douglas
Jed Holloway (extended playing squad)
Greg Peterson
Will Skelton (extended playing squad)
Sitaleki Timani 		  Ollie Atkins (to   Edinburgh)[155]
  Adam Coleman (to Force extended playing squad)[47]
  Greg Peterson (to extended playing squad)[156]
  Sitaleki Timani (to   Montpellier)[157] 		Kane Douglas[149]
Jed Holloway[149] (did not play)
Will Skelton[149]
FL Mitchell Chapman
Dave Dennis
AJ Gilbert (short-term)
Michael Hooper
Pat McCutcheon
Lopeti Timani
Liam Winton (short-term) 		  AJ Gilbert (to Northern Suburbs)
  Lopeti Timani (to Rebels)[95]
  Liam Winton (to Sydney University) 		  Tala Gray (from   Biarritz)[158]
  Jacques Potgieter (from   Bulls)[159] 		Mitchell Chapman[149]
Dave Dennis[160]
Tala Gray
Michael Hooper[161]
Pat McCutcheon[148]
Jacques Potgieter
N8 Wycliff Palu   Stephen Hoiles (from Randwick)[162] Stephen Hoiles (short-term)
Wycliff Palu[163]
SH Grayson Hart (did not play)
Matt Lucas (extended playing squad)
Brendan McKibbin 		  Grayson Hart (to   Edinburgh)[155]
  Matt Lucas (to extended playing squad)[156] 		  Nick Phipps (from Rebels)[96] Brendan McKibbin[149]
Nick Phipps
FH Berrick Barnes
Bernard Foley 		  Berrick Barnes (to   Panasonic Wild Knights)[164] Bernard Foley[149]
CE Tom Carter
Israel Folau
Michael Hodge (did not play)
Rob Horne 		  Tom Carter (retired)[165]   Matthew Carraro (from   Montpellier)[166]
  Jono Lance (from Reds)[134] 		Matthew Carraro
Israel Folau[167]
Michael Hodge[148] (did not play)
Rob Horne[160]
Jono Lance
WG Adam Ashley-Cooper
Peter Betham
Terrence Hepetema (short-term)
Tom Kingston
Drew Mitchell
Lachlan Turner 		  Terrence Hepetema (to Randwick)
  Tom Kingston (to Rebels)[113]
  Drew Mitchell (to   Toulon)[168]
  Lachlan Turner (to Reds)[140] 		  Alofa Alofa (from West Harbour)[169]
  Taqele Naiyaravoro (from   Wests Tigers)[170] 		Alofa Alofa (extended playing squad)
Adam Ashley-Cooper[171]
Peter Betham[149]
Taqele Naiyaravoro (short-term)
FB Cam Crawford
Ben Volavola (extended playing squad) 		  Kurtley Beale (from Rebels)[115] Kurtley Beale
Cam Crawford[172]
Ben Volavola[149] (did not play)
Coach Michael Cheika Michael Cheika[173]

New Zealand

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Blues

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Blues transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Charlie Faumuina
Tom McCartney
Tim Perry
Sam Prattley (short-term)
Angus Ta'avao
Ofa Tu'ungafasi 		  Tim Perry (to Crusaders)[174]   Tony Woodcock (from Highlanders)[175] Charlie Faumuina[176]
Tom McCartney[176]
Sam Prattley[177]
Angus Ta'avao[177]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[178]
Tony Woodcock
HK Quentin MacDonald
Keven Mealamu
James Parsons
Gafatasi Su'a (short-term, did not play) 		  Quentin MacDonald (to   Munster)[179]
  Gafatasi Su'a (to Auckland)[180] 		Keven Mealamu[181]
James Parsons[177]
LK Anthony Boric
Liaki Moli
Ronald Raaymakers
Culum Retallick
Ali Williams 		  Anthony Boric (to   Mitsubishi Sagamihara DynaBoars)[182]
  Ronald Raaymakers (to Counties Manukau)[183]
  Culum Retallick (withdrawn from squad)[184]
  Ali Williams (to   Toulon)[1] 		  Tom Donnelly (from Crusaders)[185]
  Hayden Triggs (from   Honda Heat)[186]
  Patrick Tuipulotu (from Auckland)[187] 		Tom Donnelly
Liaki Moli[185]
Hayden Triggs
Patrick Tuipulotu
FL Kane Barrett
Luke Braid
Steve Luatua
Brendon O'Connor 		  Jerome Kaino (returned from   Toyota Verblitz)[188]
  Jordan Manihera (from North Harbour)[189] 		Kane Barrett[190] (did not play)
Luke Braid[176]
Jerome Kaino
Steve Luatua[191]
Jordan Manihera (short-term)
Brendon O'Connor[178]
N8 Peter Saili Peter Saili[177]
SH Jamison Gibson-Park
Bryn Hall
Wayne Ngaluafe (short-term)
Piri Weepu 		  Wayne Ngaluafe (to Auckland)[192]   Sonatane Takulua (from Northland)[193] Jamison Gibson-Park[194]
Bryn Hall[190]
Sonatane Takulua (short-term, did not play)
Piri Weepu[177]
FH Baden Kerr
Chris Noakes 		  Simon Hickey (from Auckland)[195]
  Ihaia West (from Hawke's Bay)[196] 		Simon Hickey (wider training group)
Baden Kerr[190] (did not play)
Chris Noakes[177]
Ihaia West (short-term)
CE Malakai Fekitoa (did not play)
Rene Ranger
Francis Saili
Jackson Willison 		  Malakai Fekitoa (to Highlanders)[197]
  Rene Ranger (to   Montpellier)[198] 		  Pita Ahki (from North Harbour)[177]
  Ma'a Nonu (from Highlanders)[199] 		Pita Ahki
Ma'a Nonu
Francis Saili[191]
Jackson Willison[177]
WG Frank Halai
George Moala
Waisake Naholo
Albert Nikoro (wider training group)
Lolagi Visinia (wider training group) 		  Waisake Naholo (to New Zealand Sevens)[200]   Tevita Li (from North Harbour)[195] Frank Halai[177]
Tevita Li (wider training group)
George Moala[177]
Albert Nikoro (wider training group)[177]
Lolagi Visinia[177]
FB Marty McKenzie
Charles Piutau 		  Marty McKenzie (to New Zealand Sevens)[200]   Benji Marshall (from   Wests Tigers)[201] Benji Marshall
Charles Piutau[191]
Coach John Kirwan John Kirwan[202]

Chiefs

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Chiefs transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Ben Afeaki
Josh Hohneck (did not play)
Pauliasi Manu (wider training group)
Solomona Sakalia (did not play)
Toby Smith
Ben Tameifuna 		  Solomona Sakalia (to Bay of Plenty)[203]
  Toby Smith (to   Rebels)[76] 		  Nick Barrett (from Southland)[204]
  Jamie Mackintosh (from Highlanders)[205] 		Ben Afeaki[206]
Nick Barrett (wider training group)
Josh Hohneck[207]
Jamie Mackintosh
Pauliasi Manu[208]
Ben Tameifuna[208]
HK Hika Elliot
Mike Kainga (wider training group)
Rhys Marshall
Mahonri Schwalger 		  Mike Kainga (to Crusaders wider training group)[174]   Nathan Harris (from Bay of Plenty)[209] Hika Elliot[206] (did not play)
Nathan Harris (short-term)
Rhys Marshall[208]
Mahonri Schwalger[210]
LK Craig Clarke
Michael Fitzgerald
Romana Graham
Brodie Retallick 		  Craig Clarke (to   Connacht)[211]
  Romana Graham (to   Exeter)[212] 		  Matt Symons (from Canterbury)[213] Michael Fitzgerald[208]
Brodie Retallick[214]
Matt Symons
FL Sam Cane
Nick Crosswell
Ross Filipo
Tanerau Latimer
Liam Messam 		  Tevita Koloamatangi (from Tasman)[215] Sam Cane[216]
Nick Crosswell[217]
Ross Filipo[218]
Tevita Koloamatangi (wider training group)
Tanerau Latimer[219]
Liam Messam[216]
N8 Fritz Lee
Matt Vant Leven (wider training group) 		  Fritz Lee (to   Clermont)[219]
  Matt Vant Leven (to Waikato)[220] 		  Liam Squire (from Tasman)[221]
  Kane Thompson (from   Canon Eagles)[218] 		Liam Squire
Kane Thompson
SH Tawera Kerr-Barlow
Brendon Leonard (short-term)
Augustine Pulu 		  Brendon Leonard (to   Zebre)[222]   Brad Weber (from Waikato)[223] Tawera Kerr-Barlow[216]
Augustine Pulu[207]
Brad Weber (wider training group)
FH Aaron Cruden
Daniel Waenga (short-term) 		  Daniel Waenga (to   Biarritz)[224] Aaron Cruden[225]
CE Bundee Aki
Richard Kahui
Charlie Ngatai
Savenaca Tokula (short-term) 		  Richard Kahui (to   Toshiba Brave Lupus)[226]
  Savenaca Tokula (to   Aurillac)[227] 		  Robbie Fruean (from Crusaders)[228]
  Anton Lienert-Brown (from Waikato)[195]
  Jordan Payne (from Auckland)[229]
  Dwayne Sweeney (from   Kyuden Voltex)[230] 		Bundee Aki[206]
Robbie Fruean
Anton Lienert-Brown (wider training group)
Charlie Ngatai[217]
Jordan Payne (short-term)
Dwayne Sweeney (short-term)
WG Lelia Masaga
Tim Nanai-Williams
Patrick Osborne
Asaeli Tikoirotuma 		  Lelia Masaga (to   Honda Heat)[231]
  Patrick Osborne (to Highlanders)[232] 		  James Lowe (from Tasman)[233]
  Tom Marshall (from Crusaders)[234] 		James Lowe
Tom Marshall
Tim Nanai-Williams[235]
Asaeli Tikoirotuma[235]
FB Gareth Anscombe
Andrew Horrell
Robbie Robinson 		  Mils Muliaina (from   NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes)[228] Gareth Anscombe[208]
Andrew Horrell[208]
Mils Muliaina
Robbie Robinson[235] (did not play)
Coach Dave Rennie Dave Rennie

Crusaders

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Crusaders transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Wyatt Crockett
Owen Franks
Nepo Laulala
Joe Moody 		  Daniel Lienert-Brown (from Crusaders Academy)[236]
  Tim Perry (from Blues)[174] 		Wyatt Crockett[214]
Owen Franks[237]
Nepo Laulala[174]
Daniel Lienert-Brown (short-term)
Joe Moody[174]
Tim Perry
HK Corey Flynn
Ben Funnell
Codie Taylor 		Corey Flynn[238]
Ben Funnell[174]
Codie Taylor[174]
LK Dominic Bird
Tom Donnelly
Luke Romano
Sam Whitelock 		  Tom Donnelly (to Blues)[185]   Scott Barrett (from Canterbury Colts)[239] Scott Barrett (short-term)
Dominic Bird[240]
Luke Romano[174]
Sam Whitelock[241]
FL Shane Christie
Richie McCaw (did not play)
Jordan Taufua
Matt Todd
Jimmy Tupou
George Whitelock
Luke Whitelock 		  Shane Christie (to Highlanders)[242] Richie McCaw[243]
Jordan Taufua[174]
Matt Todd[244]
Jimmy Tupou[174]
George Whitelock[174]
Luke Whitelock[174]
N8 Kieran Read Kieran Read[241]
SH Andy Ellis
Willi Heinz
Jeremy Su'a (did not play) 		  Jeremy Su'a (to   Worcester Warriors)[245]   Mitchell Drummond (from Canterbury)[246] Mitchell Drummond
Andy Ellis[247]
Willi Heinz[248]
FH Tyler Bleyendaal
Dan Carter
Tom Taylor 		  Colin Slade (from Highlanders)[249] Tyler Bleyendaal[250]
Dan Carter[251]
Colin Slade
Tom Taylor[250]
CE Ryan Crotty
Robbie Fruean
Adam Whitelock 		  Robbie Fruean (to Chiefs)[228]   Kieron Fonotia (from Tasman)[195]
  Rey Lee-Lo (from Hurricanes)[252]
  Rob Thompson (from Canterbury)[253] 		Ryan Crotty[174]
Kieron Fonotia (wider training group)
Rey Lee-Lo
Rob Thompson (wider training group)
Adam Whitelock[174]
WG Zac Guildford
Johnny McNicholl
Telusa Veainu (short-term) 		  Telusa Veainu (to   Rebels)[114]   Nemani Nadolo (from   NEC Green Rockets)[174]
  Nafi Tuitavake (from North Harbour)[253] 		Zac Guildford[254] (did not play)
Johnny McNicholl[174]
Nemani Nadolo
Nafi Tuitavake (wider training group)
FB Israel Dagg
Tom Marshall 		  Tom Marshall (to Chiefs)[234] Israel Dagg[255]
Coach Todd Blackadder Todd Blackadder[256]

Highlanders

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Highlanders transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Ma'afu Fia
Chris King
Jamie Mackintosh
Bronson Murray (wider training group)
Tony Woodcock 		  Jamie Mackintosh (to Chiefs)[205]
  Bronson Murray (to Northland)[257]
  Tony Woodcock (to Blues)[175] 		  Matías Díaz (from   Teqüe)[258]
  Kane Hames (from Bay of Plenty)[197]
  JP Koen (from Southland)[259]
  Craig Millar (from Otago)[195]
  Aki Seiuli (from Otago)[260] 		Matías Díaz
Ma'afu Fia[258]
Kane Hames
Chris King[258]
JP Koen (short-term)
Craig Millar (wider training group)
Aki Seiuli (short-term, did not play)
HK Liam Coltman
Andrew Hore
Brayden Mitchell
Jason Rutledge (short-term) 		  Andrew Hore (to Southland)[261]
  Jason Rutledge (to Southland)[262] 		  Sam Anderson-Heather (from Otago)[263]
  Ged Robinson (from Hawke's Bay)[195] 		Sam Anderson-Heather (short-term)
Liam Coltman[264]
Brayden Mitchell[265]
Ged Robinson (wider training group)
LK Josh Bekhuis
Jarrad Hoeata
Brad Thorn
Joe Wheeler 		  Tom Franklin (from Otago)[266] Josh Bekhuis[267]
Tom Franklin
Jarrad Hoeata[197]
Brad Thorn[242]
Joe Wheeler[264]
FL Tim Boys
John Hardie
TJ Ioane (short-term)
Jake Paringatai
Mose Tuiali'i (short-term) 		  Tim Boys (to Southland)[268]
  Jake Paringatai (to Northland)[269]
  Mose Tuiali'i (returned to   Yamaha Júbilo)[270] 		  Lee Allan (from Otago)[197]
  Shane Christie (from Crusaders)[242]
  Gareth Evans (from Otago)[266] 		Lee Allan (wider training group)
Shane Christie
Gareth Evans
John Hardie[271]
TJ Ioane[242]
N8 Elliot Dixon
Nasi Manu 		Elliot Dixon[271]
Nasi Manu[197]
SH Aaron Smith
Fumiaki Tanaka
Frae Wilson (wider training group) 		Aaron Smith[197]
Fumiaki Tanaka[266]
Frae Wilson[197] (did not play)
FH Hayden Parker
Colin Slade
Lima Sopoaga 		  Colin Slade (to Crusaders)[249]   Willie Ripia (from Bay of Plenty)[197] Hayden Parker[242]
Willie Ripia (did not play)
Lima Sopoaga[272]
CE Phil Burleigh
Tamati Ellison
Jason Emery
Ma'a Nonu
Shaun Treeby 		  Tamati Ellison (to   Rebels)[105]
  Ma'a Nonu (to Blues)[199] 		  Malakai Fekitoa (from Blues)[197]
  Winston Stanley (from   Force)[61] 		Phil Burleigh[273]
Jason Emery[273]
Malakai Fekitoa
Winston Stanley
Shaun Treeby[273]
WG Tony Ensor (wider training group)
Hosea Gear
Maritino Nemani (short-term)
Declan O'Donnell (did not play)
Kade Poki
Buxton Popoali'i
Trent Renata (short-term) 		  Tony Ensor (to Otago)[274]
  Hosea Gear (to   Toulouse)[275]
  Maritino Nemani (to Bay of Plenty)[276]
  Declan O'Donnell (to New Zealand Sevens)[200]
  Kade Poki (to   Kubota Spears)[277]
  Buxton Popoali'i (retired)[278] 		  Richard Buckman (from Hawke's Bay)[195]
  Patrick Osborne (from Chiefs)[232] 		Richard Buckman (wider training group)
Patrick Osborne
Trent Renata (wider training group)
FB Ben Smith   Kurt Baker (from Taranaki)[279] Kurt Baker
Ben Smith[242]
Coach Jamie Joseph Jamie Joseph[280]

Hurricanes

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Hurricanes transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Ben Franks
Reggie Goodes
Ben May
John Schwalger (short-term)
Eric Sione (did not play)
Jeffery Toomaga-Allen 		  Ben May (to   Fukuoka Sanix Blues)[281]   Brendon Edmonds (from Hawke's Bay)[282]
  Chris Eves (from Manawatu)[195] 		Brendon Edmonds (wider training group)
Chris Eves (wider training group)
Ben Franks[283]
Reggie Goodes[284]
John Schwalger[285]
Eric Sione[286] (did not play)
Jeffery Toomaga-Allen[286]
HK Dane Coles
Ash Dixon (wider training squad)
Motu Matu'u 		Dane Coles[287]
Ash Dixon[288]
Motu Matu'u[289]
LK James Broadhurst
Jason Eaton
Mark Reddish
Jeremy Thrush 		  Jason Eaton (to   NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[290]
   Mark Abbott (from Hawke's Bay)[291] Mark Abbott
James Broadhurst[292]
Mark Reddish[293]
Jeremy Thrush[287]
FL Jack Lam
Faifili Levave
Karl Lowe
Ardie Savea
Brad Shields 		  Karl Lowe (to   Canon Eagles)[286]   Adam Hill (from Wellington)[195] Adam Hill (wider training group)
Jack Lam[286]
Faifili Levave[286]
Ardie Savea[294]
Brad Shields[284]
N8 Blade Thomson
Victor Vito 		Blade Thomson[295]
Victor Vito[286]
SH Samisoni Fisilau (did not play)
TJ Perenara
Chris Smylie 		  Samisoni Fisilau (to Bay of Plenty)[296]   Billy Guyton (from Tasman)[195] Billy Guyton (wider training group)
TJ Perenara[297]
Chris Smylie[286]
FH Beauden Barrett
James Marshall
Tusi Pisi 		  Tusi Pisi (to   Suntory Sungoliath)[298]   Marty Banks (from Tasman)[299] Marty Banks
Beauden Barrett[300]
James Marshall[286]
CE Tim Bateman
Rey Lee-Lo
Ope Peleseuma (wider training group)
Conrad Smith 		  Rey Lee-Lo (to Crusaders)[252]
  Ope Peleseuma (to Taranaki)[301] 		  Hadleigh Parkes (from   Southern Kings)[298]
  Cardiff Vaega (from Southland)[293] 		Tim Bateman[286]
Hadleigh Parkes
Conrad Smith[302]
Cardiff Vaega
WG Cory Jane (did not play)
Alapati Leiua
Matt Proctor
Julian Savea 		Cory Jane[303]
Alapati Leiua[286]
Matt Proctor[289]
Julian Savea[304]
FB Andre Taylor Andre Taylor[305]
Coach Mark Hammett Mark Hammett

South Africa

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Bulls

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Bulls transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Dean Greyling
Frik Kirsten
Werner Kruger
Morné Mellett
Hencus van Wyk 		  Hencus van Wyk (to Blue Bulls)   Marcel van der Merwe (from Blue Bulls)[306] Dean Greyling[307]
Frik Kirsten[308]
Werner Kruger[307]
Morné Mellett[309]
Marcel van der Merwe
HK Chiliboy Ralepelle
Callie Visagie (short-term)
Willie Wepener 		  Chiliboy Ralepelle (to   Toulouse)[310]
  Willie Wepener (to Lions)[311] 		  Bandise Maku (from Southern Kings)[312]
  Bongi Mbonambi (from Blue Bulls)[306] 		Bandise Maku
Bongi Mbonambi
Callie Visagie[312]
LK Grant Hattingh
Cornell Hess (did not play)
Juandré Kruger
Wilhelm Steenkamp
Flip van der Merwe
Paul Willemse 		  Cornell Hess (to Griquas)[313]
  Juandré Kruger (to   Racing Métro)[314]
  Wilhelm Steenkamp (to   Force)[48] 		  David Bulbring (from Southern Kings)[312]
  Nico Janse van Rensburg (from Blue Bulls)[315]
  Victor Matfield (unattached)[316]
  Marvin Orie (from Blue Bulls)[317] 		David Bulbring (did not play)
Grant Hattingh[308]
Nico Janse van Rensburg
Victor Matfield
Marvin Orie
Flip van der Merwe[309]
Paul Willemse[318]
FL Arno Botha
Jacques du Plessis
Dewald Potgieter
Jacques Potgieter
Deon Stegmann 		  Jacques Potgieter (to   Waratahs)[159]   Wiaan Liebenberg (from Blue Bulls)[306]
  Roelof Smit (from Blue Bulls)[317]
  Wimpie van der Walt (from Southern Kings)[319] 		Arno Botha[320] (did not play)
Jacques du Plessis[308]
Wiaan Liebenberg
Dewald Potgieter (short-term)[321]
Roelof Smit
Deon Stegmann[320]
Wimpie van der Walt (short-term)
N8 Jean Cook
Jono Ross
Pierre Spies 		  Jean Cook (to Cheetahs)[322]   Jacques Engelbrecht (from Southern Kings)[312] Jacques Engelbrecht
Jono Ross[320]
Pierre Spies[323]
SH Francois Hougaard
Rudy Paige
Ruan Snyman (did not play)
Jano Vermaak 		  Ruan Snyman (to   Racing Métro)[324]
  Jano Vermaak (to   Toulouse)[325] 		  Piet van Zyl (from Cheetahs)[326] Francois Hougaard[327]
Rudy Paige[309]
Piet van Zyl
FH Louis Fouché
Morné Steyn 		  Morné Steyn (to   Stade Français)[328]   Handré Pollard (from Blue Bulls)[306]
  Jacques-Louis Potgieter (from   Dax)[329] 		Louis Fouché[320]
Handré Pollard
Jacques-Louis Potgieter
CE JJ Engelbrecht
Wynand Olivier
Jan Serfontein
Francois Venter 		  Wynand Olivier (to   Montpellier)[330]
  Francois Venter (to Cheetahs)[331] 		  Waylon Murray (from Southern Kings)[312]
  William Small-Smith (from Blue Bulls)[309] 		JJ Engelbrecht[320]
Waylon Murray (did not play)
Jan Serfontein[308]
William Small-Smith
WG Bjorn Basson
Lionel Mapoe (short-term)
Sampie Mastriet
Akona Ndungane 		  Lionel Mapoe (returned to Lions)[332]   Travis Ismaiel (from Blue Bulls)[306] Bjorn Basson[333]
Travis Ismaiel (did not play)
Sampie Mastriet[334]
Akona Ndungane[308]
FB Ulrich Beyers
Zane Kirchner
Jurgen Visser 		  Zane Kirchner (to   Leinster)[335]   Clayton Blommetjies (from Blue Bulls)[306]
  Jesse Kriel (from Blue Bulls)[306] 		Ulrich Beyers[308]
Clayton Blommetjies (did not play)
Jesse Kriel
Jurgen Visser[309]
Coach Frans Ludeke Frans Ludeke[336]

Cheetahs

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Cheetahs transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Lourens Adriaanse
Rossouw de Klerk (did not play)
Trevor Nyakane
Caylib Oosthuizen (did not play)
Coenie Oosthuizen 		  Lourens Adriaanse (to Sharks)[337]   Luan de Bruin (from Free State Cheetahs)
  Nick Schonert (from Griquas)[338]
  Kevin Stevens (from Free State Cheetahs)
  Maks van Dyk (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[339] 		Luan de Bruin
Rossouw de Klerk[340]
Trevor Nyakane[341]
Caylib Oosthuizen[340]
Coenie Oosthuizen[341]
Nick Schonert (did not play)
Kevin Stevens
Maks van Dyk
HK Ryno Barnes
Hercú Liebenberg (did not play)
Adriaan Strauss 		  Martin Bezuidenhout (from Stormers)[338]
  Torsten van Jaarsveld (from Free State Cheetahs)[339] 		Ryno Barnes[342]
Martin Bezuidenhout (did not play)
Hercú Liebenberg[342] (did not play)
Adriaan Strauss[341]
Torsten van Jaarsveld
LK Lood de Jager
Andries Ferreira (did not play)
Ligtoring Landman
Francois Uys
Waltie Vermeulen 		  Hilton Lobberts (from Griquas)[339]
  Boela Serfontein (from Pumas)[338]
  Carl Wegner (from   Stade Français)[343] 		Lood de Jager[344]
Andries Ferreira[342]
Ligtoring Landman[342]
Hilton Lobberts
Boela Serfontein
Francois Uys[342]
Waltie Vermeulen[345]
Carl Wegner
FL Heinrich Brüssow
Lappies Labuschagné
Boom Prinsloo
Philip van der Walt
Frans Viljoen 		  Frans Viljoen (to   Lyon)[346]   Carel Greeff (from Griquas)[339]
  Oupa Mohojé (from Free State Cheetahs)[339]
  Henco Venter (from Free State Cheetahs) 		Heinrich Brüssow[341]
Carel Greeff
Lappies Labuschagné[341]
Oupa Mohojé
Boom Prinsloo[342]
Philip van der Walt[347]
Henco Venter
N8 Davon Raubenheimer (did not play)   Davon Raubenheimer (to SWD Eagles)[348]   Jean Cook (from Bulls)[322] Jean Cook
SH Tewis de Bruyn
Sarel Pretorius
Piet van Zyl 		  Tewis de Bruyn (retired)[349]
  Piet van Zyl (to Bulls)[326] 		  Renier Botha (from Free State Cheetahs)[350]
  Kevin Luiters (from Free State Cheetahs)[338]
  Tian Meyer (from Sharks)[338]
  Shaun Venter (from Southern Kings)[351] 		Renier Botha (did not play)
Kevin Luiters (did not play)
Tian Meyer
Sarel Pretorius[342]
Shaun Venter
FH Francois Brummer
Burton Francis
Johan Goosen
Hansie Graaff (did not play)
Riaan Smit
Elgar Watts 		  Burton Francis (to   Agen)[352]
  Hansie Graaff (to Sharks)[353] 		Francois Brummer[338] (did not play)
Johan Goosen[354]
Riaan Smit[342]
Elgar Watts[342]
CE Robert Ebersohn
Barry Geel
Howard Mnisi
Johann Sadie 		  Robert Ebersohn (to   Montpellier)[355]
  Barry Geel (to Rustenburg Impala)[356] 		  Piet Lindeque (from Sharks)[357]
  Francois Venter (from Bulls)[331] 		Piet Lindeque (did not play)
Howard Mnisi
Johann Sadie[358]
Francois Venter
WG Rayno Benjamin
Rocco Jansen (did not play)
Willie le Roux
Raymond Rhule 		  Cornal Hendricks (from South Africa Sevens)[359] Rayno Benjamin[342]
Cornal Hendricks
Rocco Jansen[338] (did not play)
Willie le Roux[341]
Raymond Rhule[342]
FB Hennie Daniller   Gouws Prinsloo (from Griquas)[338] Hennie Daniller[342]
Gouws Prinsloo (did not play)
Coach Naka Drotské Naka Drotské

Kings

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The Kings will be replaced in the 2014 Super Rugby season by the Lions. All players returned to the domestic Eastern Province Kings team unless stated.

Southern Kings transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Kevin Buys
Charl du Plessis
Jaco Engels
Schalk Ferreira
Grant Kemp 		  Kevin Buys (to   Brive)[360]
  Jaco Engels (to   Wanderers)[361]
  Schalk Ferreira (to   Toulouse)[362]
  Grant Kemp (returned to SWD Eagles)[363] 		— —
HK Hannes Franklin
Virgile Lacombe
Bandise Maku
Edgar Marutlulle (short-term) 		  Hannes Franklin (to SWD Eagles)[364]
  Virgile Lacombe (to   Racing Métro)[365]
  Bandise Maku (to Bulls)[312]
  Edgar Marutlulle (returned to Leopards)[366] 		— —
LK Daniel Adongo
Rynier Bernardo
David Bulbring
Thabo Mamojele
Darron Nell
Steven Sykes 		  Daniel Adongo (to   Indianapolis Colts)[367]
  Rynier Bernardo (to   Ospreys)[368]
  David Bulbring (to Bulls)[312]
  Thabo Mamojele (to Lions)[369] 		— —
FL Aidon Davis
Cornell du Preez
Tomás Leonardi
Mpho Mbiyozo
Devin Oosthuizen
Wimpie van der Walt 		  Cornell du Preez (to   Edinburgh)[370]
  Tomás Leonardi (to   S.I.C.)[371]
  Mpho Mbiyozo (retired)[372]
  Wimpie van der Walt (to   NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes)[373] 		— —
N8 Jacques Engelbrecht
Luke Watson 		  Jacques Engelbrecht (to Bulls)[312] — —
SH Johan Herbst
Shaun Venter (short-term)
Nicolás Vergallo 		  Johan Herbst (returned to SWD Eagles)[363]
  Shaun Venter (to Cheetahs)[351]
  Nicolás Vergallo (to   Lyon)[374] 		— —
FH Demetri Catrakilis
Shane Gates
George Whitehead 		  Demetri Catrakilis (to Stormers)[375] — —
CE Ronnie Cooke
Waylon Murray
Hadleigh Parkes
Andries Strauss
Scott van Breda 		  Waylon Murray (to Bulls)[312]
  Hadleigh Parkes (to   Hurricanes)[376]
  Andries Strauss (to   Edinburgh)[377] 		— —
WG Siyanda Grey
Michael Killian
Sergeal Petersen
Marcello Sampson 		  Marcello Sampson (to Pumas)[369] — —
FB SP Marais
Siviwe Soyizwapi
Elric van Vuuren 		  SP Marais (to Sharks (Currie Cup))[378]
  Elric van Vuuren (returned to SWD Eagles)[363] 		— —
Coach Alan Solomons   Alan Solomons (to   Edinburgh)[379] — —

Lions

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The Lions joined the 2014 Super Rugby season at the expense of the Kings. All players joined from Golden Lions unless stated.

Lions transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR — —   Corné Fourie (from Pumas)[380]
  Charles Marais (from Griffons)[381]
  Schalk van der Merwe (from Free State Cheetahs)[340] 		Ruan Dreyer[382]
Corné Fourie
Charles Marais
Julian Redelinghuys[383]
Schalk van der Merwe
Jacques van Rooyen[382]
HK — —   Akker van der Merwe (from Leopards)[384]
  Willie Wepener (from Bulls)[382] 		Robbie Coetzee[382]
Malcolm Marx[383]
Mark Pretorius[385]
Akker van der Merwe
Willie Wepener
LK — —   MB Lusaseni (from Leopards)[386]
  Rudi Mathee (from Pumas)[387]
  Franco van der Merwe (returned from Sharks)[382] 		MB Lusaseni
Rudi Mathee
Franco Mostert[380]
Martin Muller[383]
Franco van der Merwe
FL — —   Derick Minnie (returned from Sharks)[382] Willie Britz[382]
Stephan de Wit[385]
Jaco Kriel[382]
Derick Minnie
Warren Whiteley[382]
N8 — — Warwick Tecklenburg[388]
SH — —   Faf de Klerk (from Pumas)[380] Michael Bondesio[389] (did not play)
Ross Cronjé[390]
Faf de Klerk
FH — —   Elton Jantjies (returned from Stormers)[382] Marnitz Boshoff[382]
Elton Jantjies
CE — —   JW Jonker (unattached)[380]
  Lionel Mapoe (returned from Bulls)[382]
  Stefan Watermeyer (from Pumas)[380] 		Stokkies Hanekom[391]
Alwyn Hollenbach[382]
JW Jonker
Lionel Mapoe
Stefan Watermeyer
WG — —   Courtnall Skosan (from Blue Bulls)[392] Chrysander Botha[392]
Deon Helberg[389] (did not play)
Courtnall Skosan
Deon van Rensburg[389]
Anthony Volmink[382]
FB — —   Andries Coetzee (returned from Sharks)[382]
  Coenie van Wyk (from Pumas)[383] 		Andries Coetzee
Ruan Combrinck[382]
Coenie van Wyk
Coach — — Johan Ackermann[393]

Sharks

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Sharks transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Dale Chadwick (did not play)
Allan Dell (did not play)
Jannie du Plessis
Wiehahn Herbst
JC Janse van Rensburg (short-term)
Danie Mienie
Tendai Mtawarira 		  Allan Dell (to   Edinburgh)[394]
  JC Janse van Rensburg (returned to Lions)[395]
  Danie Mienie (to Sharks (Currie Cup))[396] 		  Lourens Adriaanse (from Cheetahs)[337]
  Thomas du Toit (from Western Province)[396] 		Lourens Adriaanse
Dale Chadwick[397]
Jannie du Plessis[397]
Thomas du Toit
Wiehahn Herbst
Tendai Mtawarira[397]
HK Craig Burden
Kyle Cooper
Bismarck du Plessis
Monde Hadebe (did not play) 		  Craig Burden (to   Toulon)[398]   Franco Marais (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[399] Kyle Cooper[397]
Bismarck du Plessis[397]
Monde Hadebe (did not play)
Franco Marais
LK Anton Bresler
Pieter-Steph du Toit
Edwin Hewitt
Jandré Marais
Peet Marais (did not play)
Franco van der Merwe (short-term) 		  Edwin Hewitt (to Sharks (Currie Cup))[396]
  Jandré Marais (to   Bordeaux)[400]
  Franco van der Merwe (returned to Lions)[401] 		  Stephan Lewies (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[402]
  Etienne Oosthuizen (from   Brumbies)[9] 		Anton Bresler
Pieter-Steph du Toit[403]
Stephan Lewies
Peet Marais[397]
Etienne Oosthuizen
FL Willem Alberts
Jacques Botes
Marcell Coetzee
Jean Deysel
Derick Minnie (short-term)
Tera Mtembu 		  Derick Minnie (returned to Lions)[395] Willem Alberts[397]
Jacques Botes[402]
Marcell Coetzee[397]
Jean Deysel[397]
Tera Mtembu[404]
N8 Keegan Daniel
Ryan Kankowski 		Keegan Daniel[404]
Ryan Kankowski[397]
SH Charl McLeod
Tian Meyer (did not play)
Cobus Reinach 		  Tian Meyer (to Golden Lions)[405]   Stefan Ungerer (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[402] Charl McLeod[397]
Cobus Reinach[397]
Stefan Ungerer
FH Butch James
Patrick Lambie
Fred Zeilinga 		  Butch James (retired)[406]   Hansie Graaff (from Griffons)[402]
  Tim Swiel (from Western Province)[407] 		Hansie Graaff (did not play)
Patrick Lambie[408]
Tim Swiel
Fred Zeilinga[397]
CE Meyer Bosman
Paul Jordaan
Piet Lindeque (short-term)
François Steyn
Tim Whitehead (did not play) 		  Meyer Bosman (to   Stade Français)[409]
  Piet Lindeque (to Cheetahs)[357]
  Tim Whitehead (to Sharks (Currie Cup))[396] 		  André Esterhuizen (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[402]
  Tyler Fisher (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[402]
  Heimar Williams (from Sharks (Currie Cup))[402] 		André Esterhuizen
Tyler Fisher (did not play)
Paul Jordaan[397]
François Steyn[408]
Heimar Williams
WG Lwazi Mvovo
Odwa Ndungane
JP Pietersen
Sean Robinson
S'bura Sithole 		  Sean Robinson (to Sharks (Currie Cup))[396]   Tonderai Chavhanga (from   Newport Gwent Dragons)[408] Tonderai Chavhanga
Lwazi Mvovo[397]
Odwa Ndungane[408]
JP Pietersen[402]
S'bura Sithole[402]
FB Andries Coetzee (short-term)
Louis Ludik
Jaco van Tonder
Riaan Viljoen 		  Andries Coetzee (returned to Lions)[395]
  Louis Ludik (to   Agen)[410]
  Riaan Viljoen (to   NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes)[373] 		  SP Marais (from Southern Kings)[378] SP Marais
Jaco van Tonder[402]
Coach John Plumtree
Grant Bashford (caretaker)
Hugh Reece-Edwards (caretaker) 		  John Plumtree (to   Ireland) (forwards)[411]
  Grant Bashford (to Northwood School)[412]
  Hugh Reece-Edwards (to Rustenburg Impala)[413] 		  Jake White (from   Brumbies)[33] Jake White

Stormers

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Stormers transfers 2013–14
Pos 2013 squad Out In 2014 squad
PR Deon Carstens (did not play)
Pat Cilliers
Ross Geldenhuys (short-term, did not play)
Brok Harris
Chris Heiberg (did not play)
Steven Kitshoff
Frans Malherbe 		  Deon Carstens (retired)[414]
  Ross Geldenhuys (returned to Eastern Province Kings)[415]
  Chris Heiberg (to   Force)[36] 		  Oli Kebble (from Western Province)[416]
  Sti Sithole (from Western Province)[417]
  Alistair Vermaak (from Western Province)[418] 		Pat Cilliers[419]
Brok Harris[420]
Oli Kebble
Steven Kitshoff[421]
Frans Malherbe[421]
Sti Sithole
Alistair Vermaak
HK Martin Bezuidenhout (short-term)
Deon Fourie
Tiaan Liebenberg
Scarra Ntubeni 		  Martin Bezuidenhout (returned to Lions)[401]   Stephan Coetzee (from Western Province)[422]
  Martin Dreyer (from Boland Cavaliers)[423]
  Mike Willemse (from Western Province)[424] 		Stephan Coetzee
Martin Dreyer
Deon Fourie[425]
Tiaan Liebenberg[420]
Scarra Ntubeni[420]
Mike Willemse
LK Andries Bekker
Ruan Botha (did not play)
Marius Coetzer (short-term)
Eben Etzebeth
Gerbrandt Grobler
De Kock Steenkamp 		  Andries Bekker (to   Kobe Kobelco Steelers)[426]
  Marius Coetzer (returned to Pumas)[427]
  Gerbrandt Grobler (to Western Province)[428] 		  Manuel Carizza (from   Racing Métro)[429]
  Tazz Fuzani (from Western Province)[430]
  Jean Kleyn (from Western Province)[416]
  Jurie van Vuuren (from Western Province)[431] 		Ruan Botha[432]
Manuel Carizza
Eben Etzebeth[425] (did not play)
Tazz Fuzani (did not play)
Jean Kleyn
De Kock Steenkamp[425]
Jurie van Vuuren
FL Don Armand
Schalk Burger (did not play)
Rynhardt Elstadt
Rohan Kitshoff
Siya Kolisi
Michael Rhodes 		  Don Armand (to   Exeter Chiefs)[433]   Sikhumbuzo Notshe (from Western Province)[416] Schalk Burger[434]
Rynhardt Elstadt[425]
Rohan Kitshoff[435]
Siya Kolisi[421]
Sikhumbuzo Notshe
Michael Rhodes[419]
N8 Nizaam Carr
Duane Vermeulen 		Nizaam Carr[420]
Duane Vermeulen[436]
SH Dewaldt Duvenage
Nic Groom
Louis Schreuder 		  Dewaldt Duvenage (to   Perpignan)[437]   Dylon Frylinck (from Western Province)[418]
  Godlen Masimla (from Western Province)[416] 		Dylon Frylinck
Nic Groom[420]
Godlen Masimla (did not play)
Louis Schreuder[420]
FH Kurt Coleman
Peter Grant
Elton Jantjies (short-term)
Gary van Aswegen 		  Elton Jantjies (returned to Lions)[401]   Demetri Catrakilis (from Southern Kings)[375]
  Ryno Eksteen (from Western Province)[416] 		Demetri Catrakilis
Kurt Coleman[420]
Ryno Eksteen
Peter Grant[438]
Gary van Aswegen[420] (did not play)
CE Damian de Allende
Juan de Jongh
Jean de Villiers
Jaco Taute (short-term) 		  Michael van der Spuy (from Western Province)[416] Damian de Allende[439]
Juan de Jongh[440]
Jean de Villiers[441]
Jaco Taute[442]
Michael van der Spuy
WG Gio Aplon
Bryan Habana
Gerhard van den Heever 		  Bryan Habana (to   Toulon)[443]
  Gerhard van den Heever (to   Munster)[444] 		  Seabelo Senatla (from South Africa Sevens)[445]
  Sailosi Tagicakibau (from   London Irish)[446]
  Kobus van Wyk (from Western Province)[416]
  Devon Williams (from Western Province)[447] 		Gio Aplon[440]
Seabelo Senatla
Sailosi Tagicakibau (short-term)
Kobus van Wyk
Devon Williams
FB Cheslin Kolbe (did not play)
Joe Pietersen 		  Joe Pietersen (to   Biarritz) Cheslin Kolbe[448]
Coach Allister Coetzee Allister Coetzee[449]

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