Saracens sign USA international scrum-half from South Africa
Saracens have announced the signing of USA international Ruden de Haas. The scrum-half has agreed a two-year deal with the club and will make the move from South African franchise the Cheetahs in the summer.
Born in South Africa, de Hass moved to the USA at a young age and represented the USA at a youth level. He earned a contract with the Cheetahs in 2017 and made his international debut a year later, and has 17 caps to his name.
He is the third generation of his family to represent the Cheetahs following in the footsteps of his father, Pieter, and grandfather, Gerard.
“When I heard I had the opportunity to come to Saracens, it was a no-brainer,” he said.
“With the success Saracens have had over the past decade, and the team and family culture they have, it was a pretty easy decision for me.
“I’m really looking forward to the journey coming up.”
Director of Rugby Mark McCall said: “We have been monitoring Ruben’s progress over the last few seasons and are really excited by his potential, his ambition and drive.
“He is a young player with a bright future and we look forward to welcoming him to the club.”
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Apparently New Zealand might be fined under the daft Haka rules as they all advanced beyond the 10 metre line. England were fined for this when a player (Joe Marler) strayed over in 2019, so I guess NZ would in fairness have to take the hit after the entire squad broke their own rules!!! More Haka articles than rugby which makes the NZ show a little bit of a pantomime these days.
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