The Sharks are set to keep Curwin Bosch at Kings Park for the foreseeable future. The union confirmed that the pivot has signed a new contract which will expire in 2026.
This is a timely boost for the Sharks, who were in danger of losing Bosch because his previous deal was set to expire at the end of this year. Bosch has been a key part of the Durban outfit’s campaign in the Northern Hemisphere tournaments.
With the Springboks’ goal-kicking department having struggled late last year, Bosch and other leading kickers dream of being called up to the national side. Whatever happens, the Sharks can now plan for a future that includes the Gqeberha-born 25-year-old.
Source: eNCA
In other news – Former The Queen actor Loyiso MacDonald shows off his first child
Former The Queen actor Loyiso MacDonald is now a father and has shown pictures of his first child. Despite going public and saying that he didn’t want any children, Loyiso is now happy with his change of decision.
Loyiso Macdonald took to his Instagram to share a picture holding his first child on his lap. MacDonald captioned his photo ‘Oh Tata’, which means ‘Oh Father. Learn more
