Promising Stormers No 10 heads to Lions on loan agreement

Promising flyhalf Kade Wolhuter has signed a loan deal with the Lions ahead of the 2023/24 URC season.

The 22-year-old has been on the Stormers' books since 2020 but his game time in recent season has been limited due to knee injuries.But he'll head to Johannesburg this season to try and stake a claim in the URC.

"I'm excited to join this promising group of players where I can hopefully add value and contribute to us winning many games," Wolhuter said in a statement. Welcome to Joburg Kade."I’m excited to join this promising group of players where I can hopefully add value and contribute to us winning many games."

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