Springbok lock RG Snyman has reportedly agreed to reunite him with a former coach when he leaves Irish side Munster at the end of the season.
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And the new deal is said to be worth R10 million per year to the second-rower.
Munster this week announced that Snyman, who was part of the Springboks’ Rugby World Cup-winning squad in France this year, is set to end his four-year stay in Limerick.
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Despite enduring multiple injuries during his time at Munster, there has been no shortage of interest in his services.
It was reported that at least three South African teams – the Bulls, Stormers and Sharks – were keen to sign the 2.06m-tall, 28-year-old.
There was also interest from clubs in Japan and France.
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However, it appears that RG Snyman, who represented the Bulls between 2015 and 2019, has rejected those options in order to reunite with a former Munster coach now based in England.
According to a report by L’Equipe, Snyman has accepted a move to Bath who are currently coached by Johann van Graan.
The deal is reportedly worth £450 00 (R10 million) per season.
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