Sharks CEO Eduard Coetzee revealed that they are looking to play some of their home games next season in London in the hopes of growing their footprint in Europe.
Coetzee's tenure at the Sharks has seen the name of the franchise grow, sealing deals with companies such as MVM Holdings and Roc Nation then signing galacticos like Siya Kolisi, Bongi Mbonambi and Eben Etzebeth.
To maximise on the strides the Sharks brand has made in Europe, Coetzee is masterminding a plan to play some of their games in England, as they will be involved in two European competitions – the URC and the Champions Cup. “Commercially that would be a great opportunity for us to take the brand and create some additional revenue. We'll play one or two games there. I think it's important.
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