Bryan Habana is one of the most iconic rugby players in history and will be showcasing his skills on the football pitch when he lines up for World XI at Soccer Aid 2025. Comments.

Bryan Habana’s new life after rugby, 100m time and surprise Man Utd link The Springbok icon is swapping the egg-shaped ball for the round one, seven years on from hanging up his rugby boots.

Bryan spent most of his career playing for teams in South Africa, but moved to Toulon in 2013 and spent five years at the club. He retired from rugby in 2018. Bryan Habana is regarded as one of ...

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As the Springboks gear up for their upcoming European tour, former player and rugby legend Bryan Habana has shared his thoughts on the team's stellar performance under head coach Rassie Erasmus ...

Former World Cup-winning wing Bryan Habana has hailed the Siya Kolisi’s current Springbok side “the best we have ever seen” following their winning of the Rugby Championship last weekend.

Bryan Habana expects “box office” Antoine Dupont to take rugby sevens at the Paris Olympics to new heights. France captain Dupont was the poster boy at last year’s World Cup held on French soil, but ...

As Kenya and South Africa prepare for the rugby sevens at the Paris 2024 Olympics, former Springboks winger Bryan Habana believes the sport has a “bright future” across Africa.

Bryan Habana says South Africa must return to their core principles in order to qualify for the men’s rugby sevens tournament at this year’s Olympic Games. Kenya beat the Blitzboks to a spot ...

Bryan Habana and fellow Springbok Steven Kitshoff were stunned by Antoine Dupont's moment of magic in the Investec Champions Cup final. Toulouse defeated Leinster 31-22 in the showpiece event at ...

But South African great Habana warned that the sport must also look for new ways to excite fans, while not losing the essence of the game. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Habana, who narrowly missed out on the Olympics in 2016, believes the flanker has what it takes to make a success of his switch Hooper made his debut in the shorter format in Hong Kong.