Liverpool Coach Jurgen Klopp Hosts Springboks Captain Siya Kolisi and His Wife Rachel at AXA Training Centre

• Springbok captain Siya Kolisi continues to be a jet-setter alongside his wife Rachel
• The duo was spotted alongside the who's who of Liverpool Football Club, including popular coach Jurgen Klopp
• Kolisi is one of the club's famous supporters, on top of his allegiance towards Kaizer Chiefs back home in South Africa

Siya Kolisi's popularity away from the rugby pitch remains as high as ever.

The Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok captain was seen in a photo alongside his wife Rachel, at Liverpool Football Club's AXA Training Centre in Kirkby.

According to IOL, this was part of an Adidas South Africa promotional tour, with Kolisi being its brand ambassador.

Rachel said in an Instagram post:

“Impossible to put yesterday into words! @liverpoolfc thank you for having us! Thank you for making it possible @adidasza Fam!”

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Apart from being an ardent Kaizer Chiefs fan, Siya is renowned for his passionate love for the Reds. He was a guest of the club in November 2019, a few weeks after South Africa defeated England 32-12 in the final that was held in Yokohama, Japan.

After what must have been a fantastic trip to the United Kingdom, Kolisi and his Bok teammates must now prepare for what will be a demanding tour of Europe in November. They will take on Ireland (5 November), France (12 November), Italy (19 November) and England (26 November).

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Kaizer Chiefs coach Arthur Zwane knows that he can count on Siya Kolisi.

The Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok captain has backed Zwane to succeed in the hottest seat in local football. He also urged doubtful pockets within the Amakhosi support base to do so too.

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Kolisi said:

“I’m a sportsman and I also go through seasons where things are tough. They’re not going out there to play badly or to lose. They’re working hard every day to be good and sometimes, things don’t work out."