List of 2017–18 Super Rugby transfers

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New Zealand prop Charlie Faumuina ended a nine-year spell at the Blues to join Top 14 side Toulouse. Charlie Faumuina 2016.jpg
New Zealand prop Charlie Faumuina ended a nine-year spell at the Blues to join Top 14 side Toulouse.

This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2018 Super Rugby season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2017 or 2018 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.

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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

Argentina

Jaguares

Jaguares transfers 2017–2018
Pos2017 squadOutIn2018 squad [2]
PR Felipe Arregui [3]
Cristian Bartoloni [4]
Santiago García Botta [5]
Facundo Gigena (did not play) [4]
Ramiro Herrera [5]
Lucas Noguera Paz [6]
Enrique Pieretto [4]
Roberto Tejerizo [4]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro [7]
Sub off.svg Cristian Bartoloni (to Flag of France.svg SA XV Charente) [8]
Sub off.svg Facundo Gigena (to Flag of England.svg Leicester Tigers) [9]
Sub off.svg Ramiro Herrera (to Flag of France.svg Stade Français) [10]
Sub off.svg Lucas Noguera Paz (to Flag of England.svg Bath) [11]
Sub off.svg Roberto Tejerizo (returned to Tucumán) [2]
Sub on.svg Franco Brarda (from Tala) [2]
Sub on.svg Javier Díaz (from Natación) [2]
Sub on.svg Nicolás Leiva (from Hindú) [2]
Sub on.svg Santiago Medrano (from Regatas Bella Vista) [12]
Sub on.svg Juan Pablo Zeiss (from Los Matreros) [2]
Felipe Arregui [2]
Franco Brarda (training group, did not play)
Javier Díaz (training group)
Santiago García Botta [13]
Nicolás Leiva (training group, did not play)
Santiago Medrano (short-term)
Enrique Pieretto (did not play) [14]
Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro [14]
Juan Pablo Zeiss (training group)
HK Agustín Creevy [15]
Julián Montoya [4]
Sub on.svg Diego Fortuny (from Universitario de Salta) [2] Agustín Creevy [15]
Diego Fortuny (training group)
Julián Montoya [2]
LK Matías Alemanno [16]
Juan Cruz Guillemaín (did not play) [17]
Marcos Kremer [4]
Ignacio Larrague [4]
Tomás Lavanini [18]
Guido Petti [19]
Sub off.svg Juan Cruz Guillemaín (to Flag of Italy.svg Viadana) [20]
Sub off.svg Ignacio Larrague (to CASI) [2]
Matías Alemanno [13]
Marcos Kremer [13]
Tomás Lavanini [18]
Guido Petti [13]
FL Rodrigo Báez [16]
Juan Manuel Leguizamón [21]
Tomás Lezana [22]
Pablo Matera [19]
Javier Ortega Desio [22]
Sub off.svg Rodrigo Báez (returned to Liceo) [2] Sub on.svg Santiago Montagner (from Alumni) [2] Juan Manuel Leguizamón [23]
Tomás Lezana [2]
Pablo Matera [13]
Santiago Montagner (training group, did not play)
Javier Ortega Desio [14]
N8 Benjamín Macome [4]
Santiago Portillo (did not play) [4]
Leonardo Senatore [24]
Sub off.svg Santiago Portillo (to Los Tarcos) [2] Sub on.svg Rodrigo Bruni (from San Luis) [2] Rodrigo Bruni (training group, did not play)
Benjamín Macome (did not play) [2]
Leonardo Senatore [2]
SH Gonzalo Bertranou [4]
Felipe Ezcurra [4]
Martín Landajo [25]
Sub on.svg Tomás Cubelli (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brumbies) [26] Gonzalo Bertranou [2]
Tomás Cubelli (did not play)
Felipe Ezcurra [2]
Martín Landajo [2]
FH Joaquín Díaz Bonilla [4]
Santiago González Iglesias [6]
Juan Martín Hernández [27]
Nicolás Sánchez [28]
Joaquín Díaz Bonilla [2]
Santiago González Iglesias [6]
Juan Martín Hernández [2]
Nicolás Sánchez [28]
CE Santiago Álvarez (did not play) [4]
Gabriel Ascárate (did not play) [22]
Jerónimo de la Fuente [29]
Bautista Ezcurra [4]
Matías Moroni [30]
Matías Orlando [22]
Sub off.svg Gabriel Ascárate (returned to Natación) [2] Santiago Álvarez (did not play) [2]
Jerónimo de la Fuente [2]
Bautista Ezcurra [2]
Matías Moroni [2]
Matías Orlando [2]
WG Emiliano Boffelli [31]
Santiago Cordero [32]
Nicolás Freitas (did not play) [33]
Manuel Montero [29]
Ramiro Moyano [6]
Sub off.svg Santiago Cordero (to Flag of England.svg Exeter Chiefs) [34]
Sub off.svg Nicolás Freitas (to Flag of Uruguay.svg Carrasco Polo) [2]
Sub off.svg Manuel Montero (to Pucará) [2]
Sub on.svg Sebastián Cancelliere (from Hindú) [2]
Sub on.svg Juan Cruz Mallia (from Jockey Córdoba) [12]
Emiliano Boffelli [13]
Sebastián Cancelliere
Juan Cruz Mallia (short-term)
Ramiro Moyano [6]
FB Joaquín Tuculet [35] Sub on.svg Bautista Delguy (from Pucará) [2] Bautista Delguy (training group)
Joaquín Tuculet [35]
Coach Raúl Pérez [36] Sub off.svg Raúl Pérez (to UAR High Performance Program) [37] Sub on.svg Mario Ledesma (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia (forwards coach)) [38] Mario Ledesma

Australia

See List of 2017–18 Super Rugby transfers (Australia)

Japan

Sunwolves

Sunwolves transfers 2017–2018
Pos2017 squadOutIn2018 squad [39]
PR Takuma Asahara [40]
Kohei Asahori (did not play) [41]
Keita Inagaki [40]
Heiichiro Ito [40]
Koo Ji-won [40]
Masataka Mikami [40]
Yasuo Yamaji [40]
Koki Yamamoto [40]
Sub off.svg Kohei Asahori (to Toyota Verblitz) [39]
Sub off.svg Heiichiro Ito (to Yamaha Júbilo) [39]
Sub off.svg Masataka Mikami (to Toshiba Brave Lupus) [39]
Sub off.svg Yasuo Yamaji (to Canon Eagles) [39]
Sub off.svg Koki Yamamoto (to Yamaha Júbilo) [39]
Sub on.svg Asaeli Ai Valu (from Panasonic Wild Knights) [39]
Sub on.svg Shintaro Ishihara (from Suntory Sungoliath) [39]
Sub on.svg Nika Khatiashvili (from Flag of France.svg Aurillac) [42]
Sub on.svg Craig Millar (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Highlanders) [39]
Sub on.svg Hencus van Wyk (from Flag of South Africa.svg Lions) [39]
Sub on.svg Alex Woonton (from Ricoh Black Rams) [43]
Asaeli Ai Valu
Takuma Asahara (short-term) [39]
Keita Inagaki [39]
Shintaro Ishihara
Nika Khatiashvili (additional)
Koo Ji-won [39]
Craig Millar
Hencus van Wyk
Alex Woonton (additional)
HK Takeshi Hino [40]
Shota Horie [40]
Takeshi Kizu [40]
Yusuke Niwai [40]
Atsushi Sakate [44]
Sub off.svg Takeshi Kizu (to Kobelco Steelers) [39] Sub on.svg Jaba Bregvadze (from Flag of England.svg Worcester Warriors) [39] Jaba Bregvadze
Takeshi Hino (short-term, did not play) [39]
Shota Horie [39]
Yusuke Niwai [39]
Atsushi Sakate [45]
LK Kyosuke Kajikawa (did not play) [40]
Uwe Helu [40]
Naohiro Kotaki [40]
Shinya Makabe [40]
Liaki Moli [40]
Yuya Odo [46]
Hitoshi Ono [40]
Kazuhiko Usami (did not play) [40]
Sam Wykes [40]
Kotaro Yatabe [47]
Sub off.svg Kyosuke Kajikawa (to Toshiba Brave Lupus) [39]
Sub off.svg Naohiro Kotaki (to Toshiba Brave Lupus) [39]
Sub off.svg Liaki Moli (to Hino Red Dolphins) [39]
Sub off.svg Yuya Odo (to Yamaha Júbilo) [39]
Sub off.svg Hitoshi Ono (to Toshiba Brave Lupus) [39]
Sub off.svg Kazuhiko Usami (to Panasonic Wild Knights) [39]
Sub off.svg Kotaro Yatabe (to Panasonic Wild Knights) [39]
Sub on.svg Grant Hattingh (from Kubota Spears) [39]
Sub on.svg Kazuki Himeno (from Toyota Verblitz) [39]
Sub on.svg James Moore (from Toshiba Brave Lupus) [39]
Grant Hattingh
Uwe Helu [39]
Kazuki Himeno
Shinya Makabe [39]
James Moore
Sam Wykes [39]
FL Shokei Kin [40]
Shunsuke Nunomaki [40]
Ed Quirk [40]
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco [40]
Sub off.svg Shokei Kin (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs) [39] Sub on.svg Lappies Labuschagné (from Kubota Spears) [39]
Sub on.svg Masakatsu Nishikawa (from Suntory Sungoliath) [48]
Sub on.svg Wimpie van der Walt (from NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes) [39]
Lappies Labuschagné
Masakatsu Nishikawa (additional, did not play)
Shunsuke Nunomaki [39]
Ed Quirk [39]
Wimpie van der Walt
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (additional) [48]
N8 Willie Britz [40]
Malgene Ilaua [40]
Shuhei Matsuhashi [40]
Yuhimaru Mimura [40]
Yoshitaka Tokunaga [40]
Sub off.svg Malgene Ilaua (to Flag of Japan.svg Shimizu Blue Sharks) [39] [49]
Sub off.svg Shuhei Matsuhashi (to Ricoh Black Rams) [39]
Sub off.svg Yuhimaru Mimura (to Yamaha Júbilo) [39]
Sub on.svg Fetuani Lautaimi (from Toyota Verblitz) [48]
Sub on.svg Michael Leitch (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Chiefs) [39]
Willie Britz [39]
Fetuani Lautaimi (additional)
Michael Leitch
Yoshitaka Tokunaga [39]
SH Yutaka Nagare (did not play) [50]
Takahiro Ogawa (did not play) [40]
Kaito Shigeno [40]
Fumiaki Tanaka [40]
Keisuke Uchida [40]
Yuki Yatomi [40]
Sub off.svg Takahiro Ogawa (to Toshiba Brave Lupus) [39]
Sub off.svg Yuki Yatomi (to Yamaha Júbilo) [39]
Yutaka Nagare [39]
Kaito Shigeno (additional) [48]
Fumiaki Tanaka [39]
Keisuke Uchida [39]
FH Hayden Cripps [40]
Jumpei Ogura [40]
Hikaru Tamura [40]
Yu Tamura [40]
Sub off.svg Hayden Cripps (to Hino Red Dolphins) [39]
Sub off.svg Jumpei Ogura (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs) [39]
Sub off.svg Hikaru Tamura (to Suntory Sungoliath) [39]
Sub on.svg Hayden Parker (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Highlanders) [39] Hayden Parker
Yu Tamura [39]
CE Michael Bond (did not play) [40]
Derek Carpenter [40]
Timothy Lafaele [40]
Harumichi Tatekawa [40]
Will Tupou [40]
Ryohei Yamanaka [47]
Sub off.svg Michael Bond (to Canon Eagles) [39]
Sub off.svg Derek Carpenter (to Suntory Sungoliath) [39]
Sub off.svg Ryohei Yamanaka (to Kobelco Steelers) [39]
Sub on.svg Jason Emery (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Highlanders) [45]
Sub on.svg Michael Little (from Mitsubishi Sagamihara DynaBoars) [39]
Sub on.svg Rikiya Matsuda (from Panasonic Wild Knights) [51]
Sub on.svg Daishi Murata (from Suntory Sungoliath) [52]
Sub on.svg Ryoto Nakamura (from Suntory Sungoliath) [39]
Sub on.svg Sione Teaupa (from Kubota Spears) [39]
Jason Emery
Timothy Lafaele [39]
Michael Little
Rikiya Matsuda (additional)
Daishi Murata (did not play)
Ryoto Nakamura
Harumichi Tatekawa [39]
Sione Teaupa
Will Tupou [39]
WG Shota Emi [40]
Kenki Fukuoka [40]
Teruya Goto [40]
Ataata Moeakiola (did not play) [40]
Takaaki Nakazuru [40]
Sub off.svg Shota Emi (to Suntory Sungoliath) [39]
Sub off.svg Teruya Goto (to NEC Green Rockets) [39]
Sub off.svg Ataata Moeakiola (to Tokai University) [39]
Sub off.svg Takaaki Nakazuru (to Suntory Sungoliath) [39]
Sub on.svg Kai Ishii (from NTT Communications Shining Arcs) [53]
Sub on.svg Lomano Lemeki (from Honda Heat) [39]
Sub on.svg Semisi Masirewa (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Force) [54] [55]
Sub on.svg Hosea Saumaki (from Canon Eagles) [39]
Sub on.svg Gerhard van den Heever (from Yamaha Júbilo) [39]
Sub on.svg Akihito Yamada (from Panasonic Wild Knights) [39]
Kenki Fukuoka [39]
Kai Ishii (additional)
Lomano Lemeki
Semisi Masirewa (additional)
Hosea Saumaki
Gerhard van den Heever
Akihito Yamada
FB Kazushi Hano (did not play) [56]
Rikiya Matsuda [57]
Kotaro Matsushima [40]
Yasutaka Sasakura [40]
JJ Taulagi [58]
Riaan Viljoen [40]
Sub off.svg Kazushi Hano (to NTT Communications Shining Arcs) [39]
Sub off.svg Rikiya Matsuda (to Panasonic Wild Knights) [39]
Sub off.svg Yasutaka Sasakura (to Panasonic Wild Knights) [39]
Sub off.svg JJ Taulagi (to Flag of England.svg Newton Abbot RFC) [59]
Sub off.svg Riaan Viljoen (to NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes) [39]
Sub on.svg Yoshikazu Fujita (from Panasonic Wild Knights) [60]
Sub on.svg Ryuji Noguchi (from Tokai University) [45]
Sub on.svg Robbie Robinson (from Ricoh Black Rams) [39]
Yoshikazu Fujita (additional)
Kotaro Matsushima [39]
Ryuji Noguchi
Robbie Robinson
Coach Filo Tiatia [61] Sub off.svg Filo Tiatia (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Auckland (forwards coach)) [62] Sub on.svg Tony Brown (from assistant coach) [63]
Sub on.svg Jamie Joseph (from Japan) [64]
Tony Brown (short-term)
Jamie Joseph

New Zealand

See List of 2017–18 Super Rugby transfers (New Zealand)

South Africa

See: List of 2017–18 Super Rugby transfers (South Africa)

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