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Springboks' Nyakane heads list of 10 additional European players

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Springboks prop Trevor Nyakane heads the list of the ten additional players registered by clubs ahead of this weekend’s round three Champions and Challenge Cup matches, the South African checking in at Racing 92 ahead of their game away to the Ospreys in Wales on Saturday.   

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The 32-year-old front-rower made his last appearance for the Bulls in a Rainbow Cup match versus the Sharks last June and he went on to become a pivotal part in his country’s hectic Test schedule which featured the Lions series, the Rugby Championship and then the Autumn Nations Series which culminated in a last-minute defeat to England at Twickenham.  

It was December 1 when the Bulls announced the departure of the popular Nyakane, their boss Jake White stating about the Springboks player: “Trevor has been a colossal figure, both on and off the field, for the Bulls in the years of great service he has spent with us. He has been an influential member of our squad, contributing both as a leader and imparting his vast knowledge on our younger players.

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    “He now has an opportunity to continue being a great ambassador for the game of rugby in his new, exciting chapter at Racing 92. We wish him the very best for this next phase of his illustrious career. Au revoir, Trevor!”

    Racing welcomed Nyakane to their training ground this week by posting a glitzy video on social media showing the South African in the colours of his new club ahead of his potential debut in Swansea in round three of the tournament the French are intent on finally winning.  

    The following players have been nominated by their clubs as Additional Players for Round 3 of the Heineken Champions Cup and EPCR Challenge Cup tournaments. The players replaced in the squads have been de-registered. Nyakane was one of four players registered by clubs for Champions Cup action. Bath added Valery Morozov to their European roster, Leicester have included Tomiwa Agbongbon and Scarlets have Lewis Morgan.

    Six Challenge Cup teams have also made alterations to their squads, the most notable names being ex-Wales hooker Richard Hibbard and former England winger Chris Ashton who have respectively been de-registered by Dragons and Worcester

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    HEINEKEN CHAMPIONS CUP
    Bath Rugby
    Additional player: Valery MOROZOV
    De-registered: Archie Maggs

    Leicester Tigers
    Additional player: Tomiwa AGBONGBON
    De-registered: Cyle Brink

    Racing 92
    Additional player: Trevor NYAKANE
    De-registered: Dorian Laborde

    Scarlets
    Additional player: Lewis MORGAN
    De-registered: Dominic Booth

    EPCR CHALLENGE CUP
    Dragons
    Additional player: David RICHARDS
    De-registered: Richard Hibbard

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    Edinburgh Rugby
    Additional player: Fraser RENWICK
    De-registered: Stuart McInally

    London Irish
    Additional player: Tadhg McELROY
    De-registered: Jack Walsh

    RC Toulon
    Additional player: Dorian LABORDE
    De-registered: Theo Dachary

    USAP
    Additional player: Xavier CHIOCCI
    De-registered: Hugh Roach

    Worcester Warriors
    Additional player: Murray McCALLUM
    De-registered: Chris Ashton

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