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Departing Sharks prop Thomas du Toit said he's been using the last two weeks to process his impending exit at the only professional franchise he's played for in South Africa.
Watch out world, his team might still be finding its rhythm but Pieter-Steph du Toit's is in full flow again.
South Africa tighthead prop Thomas du Toit will join Bath after the World Cup later this year. Du Toit has been at United Rugby Championship side Sharks since 2014 and was part of the South Africa team that won the World Cup in 2019. Ad He also spent three months at Irish Pro14 side Munster at the end of 2014, before returning to Sharks.
The Sharks will lose the services of versatile Springbok prop Thomas du Toit to English Premiership club Bath after this year's Rugby World Cup.
Even though they will have several rested Springboks to call on for their Champions Cup clash against Bordeaux, the Sharks expect a tough encounter against the "physical" French side.
Sharks talismanic front-rower Thomas du Toit says he's "not signed anything" yet after reports emerged linking him with English Premiership outfit Bath.
South Africa A coach Mzwandile Stick and captain Thomas du Toit expressed their disappointment after a disjointed display saw them lose 28-14 to Munster in Cork on Thursday night.