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South African centre Dries Swanepoel is set for a move to Munster
MUNSTER are set to bolster their midfield options by signing Bulls star Dries Swanepoel, according to reports in South Africa.
Twenty five-year-old Swanepeol made his Super Rugby debut for the Bulls in 2016.
Swanepoel previously featured at Under-19, Under-21 and Vodacom Cup levels since starting his professional career in Pretoria in 2012.
He’s also played two seasons of Varsity Cup for Tuks and earned national honours when he played for the Junior Springboks in 2013.
Munster currently have long-term injuries to centres Jaco Taute and Chris Farrell.
Dries Swanepoel to join Munster. He already has clearance from the Bulls. @Munsterrugby @petersuntimes @MRSC16 @Munsterrugbyhq @MunsterReferee @MunsterRugby9 @IrishTimesSport @ireland_rugby
— Hendrik Cronjé (@hendrikcronje71) March 27, 2018
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