List of 2023–24 Super Rugby transfers

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This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2023 or 2024 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

Drua transfers 2023–2024
Pos2023 squad [1] OutIn2024 players [2]
PR Mesake Doge [3]
Haereiti Hetet [1]
Jone Koroiduadua [1]
Livai Natave [4]
Timoci Sauvoli (did not play) [1]
Samu Tawake [1]
Jone Tiko (short-term) [5]
Meli Tuni [1]
Emosi Tuqiri [6]
Kaliopasi Uluilakepa [1] 		Sub off.svg Timoci Sauvoli (to Flag of Australia (converted).svg Wests) [2]
Sub off.svg Jone Tiko (returned to Flag of Australia (converted).svg Wests) [2]
Sub off.svg Kaliopasi Uluilakepa (released) [7] 		Mesake Doge [3]
Haereiti Hetet [8]
Jone Koroiduadua [9]
Livai Natave [8]
Samu Tawake [2]
Meli Tuni [2]
Emosi Tuqiri [9]
HK Mesu Dolokoto [1]
Tevita Ikanivere [1]
Zuriel Togiatama [1] 		Mesu Dolokoto [8]
Tevita Ikanivere [10]
Zuriel Togiatama [8]
LK Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta [1]
Chris Minimbi [1]
Isoa Nasilasila [1]
Ratu Leone Rotuisolia [1]
Sorovakatini Tuifagalele [1]
Sailosi Vukalokalo (development squad, did not play) [1]
Etonia Waqa (short-term) [11] 		Sub off.svg Chris Minimbi (to Flag of Australia (converted).svg University of Queensland) [7]
Sub off.svg Sorovakatini Tuifagalele (to Suva) [7] 		Sub on.svg Mesake Vocevoce (from Nadi) [12] Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta [2]
Isoa Nasilasila [13]
Ratu Leone Rotuisolia [13]
Sailosi Vukalokalo [14]
Mesake Vocevoce (development squad)
Etonia Waqa [9]
BR Elia Canakaivata [6]
Meli Derenalagi [1]
Vilive Miramira [1]
Raikabula Momoedonu (did not play) [1]
Motikai Murray (development squad) [1]
Rusiate Nasove [1]
Kitione Salawa Jr. [1]
Joseva Tamani [1] 		Sub off.svg Raikabula Momoedonu (released) [7]
Sub off.svg Rusiate Nasove (to Flag of Italy.svg Valorugby Emilia) [15]
Sub off.svg Joseva Tamani (to Flag of France.svg Colomiers) [7] [16] 		Elia Canakaivata [13]
Meli Derenalagi [2]
Vilive Miramira [13]
Motikai Murray [14]
Kitione Salawa Jr. [9]
SH Philip Baselala [4]
Simione Kuruvoli (did not play) [1]
Frank Lomani [17]
Ratu Peni Matawalu [1] 		Sub on.svg Moses Sorovi (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Rebels) [18] Philip Baselala [14]
Simione Kuruvoli [10]
Frank Lomani [2]
Ratu Peni Matawalu [19]
Moses Sorovi (short-term)
FH Caleb Muntz [1]
Isikeli Rabitu (development squad, did not play) [1]
Teti Tela [1]
Kemu Valetini (short-term) [20] 		Sub off.svg Teti Tela (retired) [2] Sub on.svg Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Manawatu) [21] Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula
Caleb Muntz [19]
Isikeli Rabitu [14]
Kemu Valetini [2]
CE Iosefo Masi [3]
Michael Naitokani [6]
Kalione Nasoko [1]
Apisalome Vota [1] 		Sub off.svg Kalione Nasoko (to Flag of France.svg Tarbes) [22] Sub on.svg Waqa Nalaga (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Manawatu) [21] Iosefo Masi [19]
Michael Naitokani [23]
Waqa Nalaga
Apisalome Vota [23]
WG Taniela Rakuro (short-term) [5]
Kalaveti Ravouvou [1]
Selestino Ravutaumada [1]
Tuidraki Samusamuvodre [1]
Eroni Sau [24] 		Sub off.svg Kalaveti Ravouvou (to Flag of England.svg Bristol Bears) [25]
Sub off.svg Eroni Sau (to Flag of France.svg Stade Montois) [26] 		Sub on.svg Epeli Momo (from Flag of France.svg Montauban) [27]
Sub on.svg Junior Ratuva (from Flag of France.svg Soyaux Angoulême) [28] 		Epeli Momo
Taniela Rakuro [14]
Junior Ratuva (short-term)
Selestino Ravutaumada [23]
Tuidraki Samusamuvodre [19]
FB Ilaisa Droasese [1]
Kitione Taliga [1] 		Sub off.svg Kitione Taliga (to Nadi) [7] Ilaisa Droasese [23]
Coach Mick Byrne [29] [30] Mick Byrne [2]

New Zealand

Pacific Islands

Moana Pasifika

Moana Pasifika transfers 2023–2024
Pos2023 squad [31] OutIn2024 players [32]
PR Joe Apikotoa [31]
Chris Apoua [31]
Suetena Asomua (short-term) [33]
Sekope Kepu (did not play) [34]
Tau Koloamatangi [31]
Ezekiel Lindenmuth [35]
Abraham Pole [31]
Isi Tuʻungafasi [31] 		Sub off.svg Joe Apikotoa (to Flag of the United States.svg Anthem Rugby Carolina) [36]
Sub off.svg Chris Apoua (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Northland) [37]
Sub off.svg Tau Koloamatangi (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Otago) [38]
Sub off.svg Ezekiel Lindenmuth (to Flag of the United States.svg Houston SaberCats) [39]
Sub off.svg Isi Tuʻungafasi (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Hawke's Bay) [40] 		Sub on.svg Donald Brighouse (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Taranaki) [32]
Sub on.svg Ivan Fepuleai (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Manly) [41]
Sub on.svg Tevita Langi (from Flag of New Zealand.svg North Harbour) [42]
Sub on.svg Sateki Latu (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Waratahs) [32]
Sub on.svg James Lay (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Blues) [43]
Sub on.svg Sione Mafileo (from Flag of New Zealand.svg North Harbour) [44] 		Suetena Asomua [32]
Donald Brighouse
Ivan Fepuleai (short-term)
Sekope Kepu [32]
Tevita Langi (short-term)
Sateki Latu
James Lay
Sione Mafileo (short-term)
Abraham Pole [32]
HK Sam Moli [31]
Ray Niuia [31]
Joe Royal (short-term) [45]
Luteru Tolai [31] 		Sub off.svg Ray Niuia (retired) [46]
Sub off.svg Joe Royal (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Auckland) [47]
Sub off.svg Luteru Tolai (to Flag of France.svg Biarritz) [48] 		Sub on.svg Thomas Maka (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Gordon) [32]
Sub on.svg Sama Malolo (from Flag of the United States.svg San Diego Legion) [32] 		Thomas Maka
Sama Malolo
Sam Moli [32]
LK Michael Curry [31]
Potu Leavasa Jr. (short-term) [49]
Mike McKee [31]
Alex McRobbie [31]
Mahonri Ngakuru [31]
Sam Slade [50] 		Sub off.svg Potu Leavasa Jr. (released) [32]
Sub off.svg Mike McKee (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Southland) [51]
Sub off.svg Alex McRobbie (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [52]
Sub off.svg Mahonri Ngakuru (to Flag of the United States.svg Seattle Seawolves) [53] 		Sub on.svg Allan Craig (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Northland) [44]
Sub on.svg Viliami Napa'a (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Tasman) [32]
Sub on.svg Irie Papuni (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Western Sydney Two Blues) [32]
Sub on.svg Tom Savage (from Flag of Japan.svg Tokyo Sungoliath) [32]
Sub on.svg Ofa Tauatevalu (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Manawatu) [32] 		Allan Craig (short-term)
Michael Curry (short-term) [54]
Viliami Napa'a
Irie Papuni
Tom Savage
Sam Slade [32]
Ofa Tauatevalu
BR Miracle Faiʻilagi [31]
Penitoa Finau [31]
Solomone Funaki [55]
Lotu Inisi [55]
Niko Jones (short-term) [56]
Jack Lam (did not play) [31]
Jonah Mau'u (short-term) [57]
Alamanda Motuga [55]
Sione Tuipulotu [31] 		Sub off.svg Penitoa Finau (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Bay of Plenty) [58]
Sub off.svg Jack Lam (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Waikato) [59]
Sub off.svg Jonah Mau'u (to Flag of the United States.svg New Orleans Gold) [60]
Sub off.svg Sione Tuipulotu (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Auckland) [61] 		Sub on.svg Sione Havili Talitui (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Crusaders) [62]
Sub on.svg Jacob Norris (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Force) [44]
Sub on.svg Semisi Paea (from Flag of the United States.svg New England Free Jacks) [32]
Sub on.svg Ola Tauelangi (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Waratahs) [32] 		Miracle Faiʻilagi [63]
Solomone Funaki [64]
Sione Havili Talitui
Lotu Inisi [65]
Niko Jones (short-term) [66]
Alamanda Motuga [64]
Jacob Norris (short-term)
Semisi Paea
Ola Tauelangi
SH Ere Enari [31]
Manu Paea [31]
Jonathan Taumateine [31]
Sam Wye (short-term) [67] 		Sub off.svg Manu Paea (released) [32]
Sub off.svg Sam Wye (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Hawke's Bay) [40] 		Sub on.svg Aisea Halo (from Flag of New Zealand.svg North Harbour) [32]
Sub on.svg Melani Matavao (from Flag of Samoa.svg Samoa Sevens) [68]
Sub on.svg Siaosi Nginingini (from Flag of New Zealand.svg North Harbour) [69] 		Ere Enari [70]
Aisea Halo
Melani Matavao (short-term)
Siaosi Nginingini (development squad)
Jonathan Taumateine [70]
FH William Havili [31]
Christian Lealiifano [31]
Lincoln McClutchie [31] 		Sub off.svg Lincoln McClutchie (to Flag of the United States.svg San Diego Legion) [71] William Havili [32]
Christian Lealiifano [32]
CE Levi Aumua [55]
Fine Inisi [55]
D'Angelo Leuila [31]
Henry Taefu [55] 		Sub off.svg Levi Aumua (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Crusaders) [72] Sub on.svg Lalomilo Lalomilo (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Chiefs) [32]
Sub on.svg Pepesana Patafilo (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Crusaders) [73] 		Fine Inisi [65]
Lalomilo Lalomilo
D'Angelo Leuila [32]
Pepesana Patafilo
Henry Taefu [32]
WG Tomasi Alosio [31]
Tima Fainga'anuku [74]
Neria Fomai [31]
Timoci Tavatavanawai [75]
Danny Toala [31]
Anzelo Tuitavuki [31] 		Sub off.svg Tomasi Alosio (to Flag of the United States.svg Anthem Rugby Carolina) [76]
Sub off.svg Tima Fainga'anuku (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Manawatu) [77]
Sub off.svg Timoci Tavatavanawai (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Highlanders) [78] 		Sub on.svg Nigel Ah Wong (unattached) [32]
Sub on.svg Viliami Fine (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Southland) [32]
Sub on.svg Julian Savea (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Hurricanes) [79]
Kyren Taumoefolau (from Flag of Tonga.svg Tonga Sevens) [80] 		Nigel Ah Wong
Viliami Fine
Neria Fomai [32]
Julian Savea
Kyren Taumoefolau (development squad)
Danny Toala [32]
Anzelo Tuitavuki [32]
FB Lolagi Visinia [31] Sub off.svg Lolagi Visinia (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Hawke's Bay) [40] Sub on.svg Otumaka Mausia (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Western Sydney Two Blues) [32] Otumaka Mausia
Coach Aaron Mauger [81] Sub off.svg Aaron Mauger (released) [82] Sub on.svg Tana Umaga (from Blues (assistant)) [83] Tana Umaga

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