List of 2021–22 Super Rugby transfers

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This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2022 Super Rugby Pacific season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2021 or 2022 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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Australia

Fiji

Drua

The Fijian Drua will join Super Rugby in 2022, with New Zealand Rugby Union selecting them as preferred partners to join the competition. [1] By February 2021, Fiji Rugby Union had completed the business plan for the team and was searching for additional funding for the side. [2] On 14 April 2021, New Zealand Rugby Union confirmed the side had been granted a licence to join the Super Rugby competition. [3] The team was officially confirmed in the competition in August 2021. [4]

Drua transfers 2021–2022
Pos2021 squadOutIn2022 players [5]
PR N/AN/ASub on.svg Haereiti Hetet (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Bay of Plenty) [6]
Sub on.svg Jone Koroiduadua (from Nadroga) [7]
Sub on.svg Manasa Saulo (from Flag of the United States.svg Rugby ATL) [8]
Sub on.svg Timoci Sauvoli (from Nadroga) [9]
Sub on.svg Samu Tawake (from Flag of the United States.svg Rugby United NY) [8]
Sub on.svg Jone Tiko (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Wests) [10]
Sub on.svg Meli Tuni (from Suva) [11]
Sub on.svg Kaliopasi Uluilakepa (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Northland) [12] 		Haereiti Hetet
Jone Koroiduadua
Manasa Saulo
Timoci Sauvoli
Samu Tawake
Jone Tiko (short-term)
Meli Tuni
Kaliopasi Uluilakepa
HK N/AN/ASub on.svg Mesu Dolokoto (from Flag of Scotland.svg Glasgow Warriors) [6]
Sub on.svg Tevita Ikanivere (from Suva) [13]
Sub on.svg Zuriel Togiatama (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [6] 		Mesu Dolokoto
Tevita Ikanivere
Zuriel Togiatama
LK N/AN/ASub on.svg Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Tasman) [11]
Sub on.svg Chris Minimbi (from Naitasiri) [7]
Sub on.svg Isoa Nasilasila (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Southern Districts) [12]
Sub on.svg Viliame Rarasea (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [6]
Sub on.svg Ratu Leone Rotuisolia (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Sydney University) [12]
Sub on.svg Sorovakatini Tuifagalele (from Suva) [8] 		Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta
Chris Minimbi
Isoa Nasilasila
Viliame Rarasea
Ratu Leone Rotuisolia
Sorovakatini Tuifagalele
BR N/AN/ASub on.svg Meli Derenalagi (from Fiji Sevens) [11]
Sub on.svg Vilive Miramira (from Nadi) [6]
Sub on.svg Raikabula Momoedonu (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Northland) [7]
Sub on.svg Nemani Nagusa (from Nadroga) [13]
Sub on.svg Rusiate Nasove (from Nadroga) [12]
Sub on.svg Kitione Salawa Jr. (from Fiji Sevens) [8]
Sub on.svg Joseva Tamani (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg NHRU Wildfires) [8] 		Meli Derenalagi
Vilive Miramira
Raikabula Momoedonu
Nemani Nagusa
Rusiate Nasove
Kitione Salawa Jr.
Joseva Tamani
SH N/AN/ASub on.svg Simione Kuruvoli (from Tailevu) [13]
Sub on.svg Frank Lomani (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Rebels) [14]
Sub on.svg Ratu Peni Matawalu (from Namosi) [7]
Sub on.svg Leone Nawai (from Suva) [5]
Sub on.svg Josh Vuta (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg GPS) [15] 		Simione Kuruvoli
Frank Lomani (short-term)
Ratu Peni Matawalu
Leone Nawai
Josh Vuta (short-term)
FH N/AN/ASub on.svg Napolioni Bolaca (from Fiji Sevens) [13]
Sub on.svg Baden Kerr (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Karaka) [16]
Sub on.svg Caleb Muntz (unattached) [9]
Sub on.svg Kitione Taliga (from Fiji Sevens) [12]
Sub on.svg Teti Tela (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg GPS) [6] 		Napolioni Bolaca
Baden Kerr
Caleb Muntz
Kitione Taliga
Teti Tela
CE N/AN/ASub on.svg Kalione Nasoko (from Fiji Sevens) [7]
Sub on.svg Kalaveti Ravouvou (from Namosi) [7]
Sub on.svg Apisalome Vota (from Suva) [12]
Sub on.svg Serupepeli Vularika (from Flag of the United States.svg LA Giltinis) [11] 		Kalione Nasoko
Kalaveti Ravouvou
Apisalome Vota
Serupepeli Vularika
WG N/AN/ASub on.svg Ilaisa Droasese (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Reds) [17]
Sub on.svg Vinaya Habosi (from Namosi) [11]
Sub on.svg Jona Mataiciwa (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Bay of Plenty) [15]
Sub on.svg Onisi Ratave (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Bay of Plenty) [13]
Sub on.svg Kitione Ratu (from Vatukoula) [9]
Sub on.svg Selestino Ravutaumada (from Flag of New Zealand.svg New Zealand Warriors) [16] 		Ilaisa Droasese (short-term)
Vinaya Habosi
Jona Mataiciwa (short-term)
Onisi Ratave
Kitione Ratu
Selestino Ravutaumada
FB N/AN/ASub on.svg Tuidraki Samusamuvodre (from Flag of the United States.svg New England Free Jacks) [6]
Sub on.svg Alivereti Veitokani (from Namosi) [6] 		Tuidraki Samusamuvodre
Alivereti Veitokani
Coach N/AN/ASub on.svg Mick Byrne (unattached) [18] Mick Byrne

New Zealand

Pacific Islands

Moana Pasifika

Moana Pasifika will join Super Rugby in 2022, with New Zealand Rugby Union selecting them as preferred partners to join the competition. [1] The team will be made up of players from Pacific Islands such as Fiji, Samoa and Tonga. The team will likely be based in New Zealand, with Auckland being suggested as a base for the side. [19] [20] On 14 April 2021, New Zealand Rugby Union confirmed the side had been granted a conditional licence to join the Super Rugby competition, [3] before on 12 July 2021, granting the side a full licence to join the competition. [21]

Moana Pasifika transfers 2021–2022
Pos2021 squadOutIn2022 players [22]
PR N/AN/ASub on.svg Joe Apikotoa (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Chiefs) [23]
Sub on.svg Chris Apoua (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Southland) [22]
Suetena Asomua (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [24]
Sub on.svg Sekope Kepu (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [25]
Sub on.svg Tau Koloamatangi (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Otago) [26]
Sub on.svg Ezekiel Lindenmuth (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Chiefs) [27]
Sub on.svg Abraham Pole (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Otago) [24]
Sub on.svg Isi Tu'ungafasi (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Crusaders) [26] 		Joe Apikotoa
Chris Apoua
Suetena Asomua (short-term)
Sekope Kepu
Tau Koloamatangi
Ezekiel Lindenmuth
Abraham Pole (short-term)
Isi Tu'ungafasi
HK N/AN/ASub on.svg Sam Moli (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Tasman) [28]
Sub on.svg Ray Niuia (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Blues) [29]
Sub on.svg Joe Royal (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [30]
Sub on.svg Luteru Tolai (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Blues) [29] 		Sam Moli
Ray Niuia
Joe Royal (short-term)
Luteru Tolai
LK N/AN/ASub on.svg Xavier Cowley-Tuioti (from Flag of New Zealand.svg North Harbour) [24]
Sub on.svg Michael Curry (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Moutere) [24]
Sub on.svg Don Lolo (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Taieri) [31]
Sub on.svg Mike McKee (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Southland) [31]
Sub on.svg Alex McRobbie (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [27]
Sub on.svg Mahonri Ngakuru (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Tasman) [32]
Sub on.svg Veikoso Poloniati (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Manawatu) [31] 		Xavier Cowley-Tuioti (short-term)
Michael Curry (short-term)
Don Lolo
Mike McKee
Alex McRobbie
Mahonri Ngakuru (short-term)
Veikoso Poloniati
BR N/AN/ASub on.svg Penitoa Finau (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Bay of Plenty) [33]
Sub on.svg Solomone Funaki (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hawke's Bay) [34]
Sub on.svg Lotu Inisi (from Flag of New Zealand.svg North Harbour) [35]
Sub on.svg Niko Jones (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Auckland) [36]
Sub on.svg Josh Kaifa (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hawke's Bay) [37]
Sub on.svg Jack Lam (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Waikato) [38]
Sub on.svg Alamanda Motuga (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [38]
Sub on.svg Sam Slade (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [27]
Sub on.svg Henry Stowers (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brumbies) [38]
Sub on.svg Sione Tuipulotu (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Auckland) [34] 		Penitoa Finau
Solomone Funaki
Lotu Inisi
Niko Jones (short-term)
Josh Kaifa (short-term)
Jack Lam
Alamanda Motuga
Sam Slade
Henry Stowers
Sione Tuipulotu
SH N/AN/ASub on.svg Ere Enari (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Crusaders) [39]
Sub on.svg Manu Paea (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Eden) [40]
Sub on.svg Dwayne Polataivao (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Northcote) [30]
Sub on.svg Jonathan Taumateine (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hurricanes) [41] 		Ere Enari
Manu Paea
Dwayne Polataivao (short-term)
Jonathan Taumateine
FH N/AN/ASub on.svg William Havili (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Tasman) [28]
Sub on.svg Christian Lealiifano (from Flag of Japan.svg Shining Arcs) [42]
Sub on.svg D'Angelo Leuila (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Waikato) [24]
Sub on.svg Lincoln McClutchie (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hawke's Bay) [43] 		William Havili
Christian Lealiifano
D'Angelo Leuila (short-term)
Lincoln McClutchie
CE N/AN/ASub on.svg Levi Aumua (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Tasman) [44]
Sub on.svg Fine Inisi (from Flag of New Zealand.svg North Harbour) [35]
Sub on.svg Solomone Kata (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brumbies) [45]
Sub on.svg Henry Taefu (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Force) [46]
Sub on.svg Danny Toala (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hurricanes) [47] 		Levi Aumua
Fine Inisi
Solomone Kata
Henry Taefu
Danny Toala
WG N/AN/ASub on.svg Nigel Ah Wong (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Old Boys Marist) [30]
Sub on.svg Tomasi Alosio (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Wellington) [46]
Sub on.svg Tima Fainga'anuku (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Manawatu) [48]
Sub on.svg Neria Fomai (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hawke's Bay) [46]
Sub on.svg Timoci Tavatavanawai (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Tasman) [49]
Sub on.svg Anzelo Tuitavuki (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hawke's Bay) [23] 		Nigel Ah Wong (short-term)
Tomasi Alosio
Tima Fainga'anuku
Neria Fomai
Timoci Tavatavanawai
Anzelo Tuitavuki
FB N/AN/ASub on.svg Lolagi Visinia (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hurricanes) [47] Lolagi Visinia
Coach N/AN/ASub on.svg Aaron Mauger (unattached) [50] Aaron Mauger

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