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You are here: Home ∼ Loose forwards commit to Lions

Loose forwards commit to Lions

Marnus Schoeman scores against the Waratahs Lions loose forwards Marnus Schoeman scores against the Waratahs
Standard published on July 8, 2020

Lions loose-forward duo Marnus Schoeman and Len Massyn have extended their stays in Johannesburg, the union announced on Wednesday.

Both players have signed one-year extensions and will be available to the Lions until the end of 2021.

The 31-year-old Schoeman, who previously played for the Vodacom Blue Bulls, Griquas and Pumas, has been with the Lions since 2018.

‘I am blessed to continue my journey with the Lions family! I am looking forward to what the future holds. The best is yet to come,’ he said about his new contract extension.

ALSO READ: Lions duo extend contracts

Massyn, who has been a Lions player from the start of his youth career, says he is happy to stay at Ellis Park a little longer.

‘I am excited for another year ahead with the Lions family and pursuing my God-given passion.’

Photo: Getty Images

Posted in Currie Cup, Lions, News, Super Rugby, Top headlines Tagged len massyn, Lions, Marnus Schoeman, NEWS

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