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Roc Nation adds Nkosi to their books

Sbu Nkosi on the charge Sbu Nkosi
Published on April 16, 2021

Roc Nation Sports, the management agency headed by Jay Z, has announced the signing of Springbok and Sharks wing Sbu Nkosi.

Confirmation of Nkosi’s move to Roc Nation makes him just the fifth rugby player, after fellow Springboks Siya Kolisi, Cheslin Kolbe and Beast Mtawarira and England lock Maro Itoje, to sign with the agency. Proteas fast bowler Lungi Ngidi has also signed with Roc Nation.

Roc Nation Sports International President, Michael Yormark said: ‘Sbu is an exciting and talented rugby player with a bright future ahead. Based on his career aspirations and ambitions, we believe Roc Nation Sports will be the perfect partner to help him achieve his goals and objectives both on and off the field.

‘We are delighted and honoured to welcome him to the family and look forward to a successful partnership.’

ALSO READ: I have a lot more I want to achieve – Kolisi

I’ve always had this unquenchable thirst for better. Better for my country, my people, better for my family and better for everyone.

I’m humbled by the responsibility and excited for the movement this partnership will bring. @RocNationSports | @RocNation pic.twitter.com/rmQbFg7ibL

— Sbu Nkosi (@NkosiMeansKing) April 16, 2021

According to the statement, Roc Nation Sports offers ‘full-service 360 representation and will manage Nkosi’s career on and off the field’.

ALSO READ: ‘Personal’ touch from Rassie inspired Boks – Kolbe

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