Sharks tie down Ntuthuko Mchunu for another 2 years

Springbok front-rower Ntuthuko Mchunu has agreed to a contract extension with the Durban-based Sharks.

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The Sharks revealed on Monday that the 24-year-old loosehead prop had signed a new two-year deal that will keep him at the club until the end of the 2025 season.

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Mchunu, who stands at 1.88m and weighs 114kg, is known for his athleticism and impact in general play.

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He initially played as a loose forward for his school, Maritzburg College, before moving to the front row.

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He made his Test debut for South Africa against Wales last year – his only appearance in Springbok colours to date.

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Meanwhile, the Sharks also announced that versatile back Marnus Potgieter has extended his contract with the franchise for another three years.

The centre-cum-wing’s new deal follows recent contract renewals for flyhalf Curwin Bosch and loose forward Phepsi Buthelezi.

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