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Springbok flank Marco van Staden is free to return to South Africa after being released from his contract with Premiership champions Leicester Tigers after just one injury-hit season with the English club.

Leicester Tigers on Friday announced that the club has agreed terms with Van Staden, which will see the flanker depart the club and return to South Africa to continue his injury rehabilitation.The 26-year-old made just eight appearances in all competitions in his lone season at the club after arriving during the opening months of the 2021-22 campaign, after playing for the Springboks in the 2021 Rugby Championship.

“It has been a short but unforgettable time at Leicester Tigers,” the flanker said. “It was an honour and a privilege representing this club and being part of this special group. “To the Tigers supporters, thank you for giving the best and most dedicated support I have ever experienced.”

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