Hailing Rassie Erasmus for reinvigorating the veteran Springbok players, Bryan Habana believes a historic World Cup three-peat is on in Australia.
Following a hard-fought drawn series with Ireland in July, the Springboks claimed their first southern hemisphere title since 2019 and are now targeting an unbeaten November tour against Scotland, England and Wales.
“Rassie is one of the most innovative coaches out there and has created a wealth of excitement where you think players were ageing, players weren’t possibly going to be around for 2027 and all of a sudden, the manner that Rassie has reinvigorated their energy and passion seems that it is a possibility and giving their best shot at trying to go three in a row in three years.”
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