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List of 2018–19 Super Rugby transfers

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This is a list of player movements forSuper Rugby teams prior to the end of the2019 Super Rugby season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for2018 or2019 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(extended playing squad) for Australian teams.

Notes
  • 2018 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.
  • (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

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Jaguares

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Jaguares transfers 2018–2019
Pos2018 squad[1]OutIn2019 squad[2]
PRFelipe Arregui[1]
Franco Brarda(training group, did not play)[1]
Javier Díaz(training group)[1]
Santiago García Botta[3]
Nicolás Leiva(training group, did not play)[1]
Santiago Medrano(short-term)[4]
Enrique Pieretto(did not play)[5]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro[5]
Juan Pablo Zeiss(training group)[1]		downward-facing red arrowFelipe Arregui(toDuendes)[2]
downward-facing red arrowFranco Brarda(toTala)[2]
downward-facing red arrowNicolás Leiva(toHindú)[2][6]		upward-facing green arrowLucio Sordoni(fromAtlético del Rosario)[2]
upward-facing green arrowMayco Vivas(fromAtlético del Rosario)[2]		Javier Díaz(did not play)[2]
Santiago García Botta[3]
Santiago Medrano[2]
Enrique Pieretto[5]
Lucio Sordoni
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro[5]
Mayco Vivas
Juan Pablo Zeiss[2]
HKAgustín Creevy[7]
Diego Fortuny(training group)[1]
Julián Montoya[1]		upward-facing green arrowGaspar Baldunciel(fromAlumni)[2]
upward-facing green arrowSantiago Socino(fromEngland Newcastle Falcons)[8]		Gaspar Baldunciel
Agustín Creevy[2]
Diego Fortuny(did not play)[2]
Julián Montoya[2]
Santiago Socino(short-term)
LKMatías Alemanno[3]
Marcos Kremer[3]
Tomás Lavanini[9]
Guido Petti[3]		upward-facing green arrow Franco Molina(fromJockey)[2]
upward-facing green arrowLucas Paulos(fromOlivos)[2]		Matías Alemanno[3]
Marcos Kremer[10]
Tomás Lavanini[2]
Franco Molina(did not play)
Lucas Paulos
Guido Petti[3]
FLJuan Manuel Leguizamón[11]
Tomás Lezana[1]
Pablo Matera[3]
Santiago Montagner(training group, did not play)[1]
Javier Ortega Desio[5]		downward-facing red arrowSantiago Montagner(injured)[2]upward-facing green arrowFrancisco Gorrissen(fromBelgrano)[12]
upward-facing green arrow Santiago Grondona(fromChampagnat)[2]		Francisco Gorrissen(short-term)
Santiago Grondona(did not play)
Juan Manuel Leguizamón[2]
Tomás Lezana[2]
Pablo Matera[3]
Javier Ortega Desio[5]
N8Rodrigo Bruni(training group, did not play)[1]
Benjamín Macome(did not play)[1]
Leonardo Senatore[1]		downward-facing red arrowBenjamín Macome(toTucumán)[2][6]
downward-facing red arrowLeonardo Senatore(toGER)[2]		Rodrigo Bruni[2]
SHGonzalo Bertranou[1]
Tomás Cubelli(did not play)[13]
Felipe Ezcurra[1]
Martín Landajo[1]		Gonzalo Bertranou[2]
Tomás Cubelli[13]
Felipe Ezcurra(short-term)[14]
Martín Landajo[2]
FHJoaquín Díaz Bonilla[1]
Santiago González Iglesias[15]
Juan Martín Hernández[1]
Nicolás Sánchez[16]		downward-facing red arrowJuan Martín Hernández(retired)[17]
downward-facing red arrowNicolás Sánchez(toFrance Stade Français)[18]		upward-facing green arrowDomingo Miotti(fromTucumán)[2]Joaquín Díaz Bonilla[2]
Santiago González Iglesias[2]
Domingo Miotti
CESantiago Álvarez(did not play)[1]
Jerónimo de la Fuente[1]
Bautista Ezcurra[1]
Matías Moroni[1]
Matías Orlando[1]		downward-facing red arrowSantiago Álvarez(toArgentina Sevens)[19]upward-facing green arrowSantiago Carreras(fromCórdoba Athletic)[2]
upward-facing green arrow Santiago Chocobares(fromDuendes)[2]		Santiago Carreras
Santiago Chocobares(did not play)
Jerónimo de la Fuente[2]
Bautista Ezcurra[10]
Matías Moroni[2]
Matías Orlando[2]
WGEmiliano Boffelli[3]
Sebastián Cancelliere[1]
Juan Cruz Mallia(short-term)[4]
Ramiro Moyano[15]		Emiliano Boffelli[10]
Sebastián Cancelliere[2]
Juan Cruz Mallia[2]
Ramiro Moyano[2]
FBBautista Delguy(training group)[1]
Joaquín Tuculet[20]		upward-facing green arrowIgnacio Mendy(fromArgentina Sevens)[2]Bautista Delguy[10]
Ignacio Mendy(did not play)
Joaquín Tuculet[2]
CoachMario Ledesma[21]downward-facing red arrowMario Ledesma(toArgentina)[22]upward-facing green arrowGonzalo Quesada(fromFrance Biarritz)[23]Gonzalo Quesada

Australia

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Main article:List of 2018–19 Super Rugby transfers (Australia)

Japan

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Sunwolves

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Sunwolves transfers 2018–2019
Pos2018 squad[24]OutIn2019 squad[25]
PRAsaeli Ai Valu[24]
Takuma Asahara(short-term)[24]
Keita Inagaki[24]
Shintaro Ishihara[24]
Nika Khatiashvili(additional)[26]
Koo Ji-won[24]
Craig Millar[24]
Hencus van Wyk[24]
Alex Woonton(additional)[27]		downward-facing red arrowShintaro Ishihara(toSuntory Sungoliath)[25]
downward-facing red arrowNika Khatiashvili(toFranceAngoulême)[28][29]		upward-facing green arrowPauliasi Manu(fromNew Zealand Blues)[30]
upward-facing green arrowMasataka Mikami(fromToshiba Brave Lupus)[31]
upward-facing green arrowShogo Miura(fromToyota Verblitz)[25]
upward-facing green arrowConán O'Donnell(fromIreland Connacht)[32]
upward-facing green arrowSam Prattley(fromNew Zealand Chiefs)[30]
upward-facing green arrowHiroshi Yamashita(fromKobelco Steelers)[30]		Asaeli Ai Valu[25]
Takuma Asahara[25]
Keita Inagaki(did not play)[25]
Koo Ji-won[25]
Pauliasi Manu
Masataka Mikami(short-term)
Craig Millar[33]
Shogo Miura
Conán O'Donnell
Sam Prattley
Hencus van Wyk(did not play)[33]
Alex Woonton[34]
Hiroshi Yamashita
HKJaba Bregvadze[24]
Takeshi Hino(short-term, did not play)[24]
Shota Horie[24]
Yusuke Niwai[24]
Atsushi Sakate[35]		downward-facing red arrowTakeshi Hino(returned toYamaha Júbilo)[25]upward-facing green arrowTakuya Kitade(fromSuntory Sungoliath)[25]
upward-facing green arrowNathan Vella(fromNew Zealand Hurricanes)[25]		Jaba Bregvadze[36]
Shota Horie[25]
Takuya Kitade
Yusuke Niwai(did not play)[30]
Atsushi Sakate[25]
Nathan Vella
LKGrant Hattingh[24]
Uwe Helu[24]
Kazuki Himeno[24]
Shinya Makabe[24]
James Moore[24]
Sam Wykes[24]		downward-facing red arrowShinya Makabe(toSuntory Sungoliath)[25]
downward-facing red arrowSam Wykes(toPanasonic Wild Knights)[25]		upward-facing green arrowSamuela Anise(fromCanon Eagles)[25]
upward-facing green arrowRyota Hasegawa(fromPanasonic Wild Knights)[25]
upward-facing green arrowYuya Odo(fromYamaha Júbilo)[25]
upward-facing green arrowTom Rowe(fromNew Zealand Otago)[25]
upward-facing green arrowLuke Thompson(fromKintetsu Liners)[25]		Samuela Anise(did not play)
Ryota Hasegawa
Grant Hattingh[25]
Uwe Helu[34]
Kazuki Himeno(did not play)[25]
James Moore[25]
Yuya Odo
Tom Rowe
Luke Thompson
FLLappies Labuschagné[24]
Masakatsu Nishikawa(additional, did not play)[37]
Shunsuke Nunomaki[24]
Ed Quirk[24]
Wimpie van der Walt[24]
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco(additional)[37]		downward-facing red arrowShunsuke Nunomaki(toPanasonic Wild Knights)[25]upward-facing green arrowMark Abbott(fromCoca-Cola Red Sparks)[30]
upward-facing green arrowBen Gunter(fromPanasonic Wild Knights)[34]
upward-facing green arrowShuhei Matsuhashi(fromRicoh Black Rams)[38]
upward-facing green arrowDan Pryor(fromNew Zealand Highlanders)[33]
upward-facing green arrowKara Pryor(fromNew Zealand Blues)[30]
upward-facing green arrowHendrik Tui(fromSuntory Sungoliath)[25]		Mark Abbott
Ben Gunter
Lappies Labuschagné(did not play)[25]
Shuhei Matsuhashi(short-term)
Masakatsu Nishikawa[25]
Dan Pryor
Kara Pryor
Ed Quirk[25]
Hendrik Tui
Wimpie van der Walt(did not play)[30]
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco[30]
N8Willie Britz[24]
Fetuani Lautaimi(additional)[37]
Michael Leitch[24]
Yoshitaka Tokunaga[24]		downward-facing red arrowWillie Britz(toNTT Communications Shining Arcs)[25]
downward-facing red arrowFetuani Lautaimi(toToyota Verblitz)[25]		upward-facing green arrowAmanaki Mafi(fromAustralia Rebels)[25]Michael Leitch(did not play)[25]
Amanaki Mafi
Yoshitaka Tokunaga(short-term)[39]
SHYutaka Nagare[24]
Kaito Shigeno(additional)[37]
Fumiaki Tanaka[24]
Keisuke Uchida[30]		upward-facing green arrowJamie Booth(fromNew Zealand Hurricanes)[30]Jamie Booth
Yutaka Nagare(did not play)[25]
Kaito Shigeno[25]
Fumiaki Tanaka[25]
Keisuke Uchida[30]
FHHayden Parker[24]
Yu Tamura[24]		upward-facing green arrowTakuya Yamasawa(fromPanasonic Wild Knights)[31]Hayden Parker[36]
Yu Tamura[25]
Takuya Yamasawa(short-term)
CEJason Emery[35]
Timothy Lafaele[24]
Michael Little[24]
Rikiya Matsuda(additional)[40]
Daishi Murata(did not play)[41]
Ryoto Nakamura[24]
Harumichi Tatekawa[24]
Sione Teaupa[24]
Will Tupou[24]		downward-facing red arrowDaishi Murata(toSuntory Sungoliath)[25]upward-facing green arrowPhil Burleigh(fromNew Zealand Canterbury)[36]
upward-facing green arrowShane Gates(fromNTT Communications Shining Arcs)[34]
upward-facing green arrowJosh Timu(fromNew Zealand Otago)[42]		Phil Burleigh
Jason Emery[33]
Shane Gates
Timothy Lafaele[25]
Michael Little[33]
Rikiya Matsuda[25]
Ryoto Nakamura[25]
Harumichi Tatekawa(short-term)[31]
Sione Teaupa(short-term)[43]
Josh Timu(short-term)
Will Tupou(did not play)[34]
WGKenki Fukuoka[24]
Kai Ishii(additional)[44]
Lomano Lemeki[24]
Semisi Masirewa(additional)[45][46]
Hosea Saumaki[24]
Gerhard van den Heever[24]
Akihito Yamada[24]		downward-facing red arrowKai Ishii(toNTT Communications Shining Arcs)[25]upward-facing green arrowRene Ranger(fromNew Zealand Northland)[36]Kenki Fukuoka(did not play)[30]
Lomano Lemeki(did not play)[25]
Semisi Masirewa[34]
Rene Ranger
Hosea Saumaki[34]
Gerhard van den Heever[25]
Akihito Yamada[25]
FBYoshikazu Fujita(additional)[47]
Kotaro Matsushima[24]
Ryuji Noguchi[35]
Robbie Robinson[24]		downward-facing red arrowYoshikazu Fujita(toPanasonic Wild Knights)[25]
downward-facing red arrowKotaro Matsushima(toSuntory Sungoliath)[25]
downward-facing red arrowRyuji Noguchi(toPanasonic Wild Knights)[25]
downward-facing red arrowRobbie Robinson(toRicoh Black Rams)[25]		upward-facing green arrowJamie Henry(fromToyota Verblitz)[30]
upward-facing green arrowRyohei Yamanaka(fromKobelco Steelers)[31]		Jamie Henry
Ryohei Yamanaka(short-term)
CoachTony Brown(short-term)[48]
Jamie Joseph[49]		downward-facing red arrowJamie Joseph(returned to Japan)[50]Tony Brown[51]

New Zealand

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Main article:List of 2018–19 Super Rugby transfers (New Zealand)

South Africa

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Main article:List of 2018–19 Super Rugby transfers (South Africa)

See also

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References

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