Head Coach Johann van Graan has invited Bulls centre Dries Swanepoel to join Munster training this week in Cape Town.
It is hoped that the 25-year-old will join the province as injury cover on a short-term loan signing, subject to being granted a valid work permit.
Watch some of the South African’s finer moments below.
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