Sbu Nkosi Update: Blue Bulls Dismiss Reports That Wing Has Been Found

• Vodacom Bulls winger Sbu Nkosi is still missing after reportedly going AWOL
• There were whispers that the Springboks flyer had been spotted in Mpumalanga
• However, the Bulls crushed this hope and said their player is yet to be heard from

Sbu Nkosi is still missing.

This was in contradiction of a media report early on Monday, reporting that the Vodacom Bulls winger had been spotted in eMalahleni, Mpumalanga.

The union has since come out and said that this turn of events was false.

According to IOL, a Bulls media statement confirmed that the most recent reports on Nkosi's whereabouts were not factual.

“We have not located the player and have not issued any updates in relation to this. We continue to receive tip-offs and information from the public, and all these are being shared with the police as well as other relevant stakeholders. We continue to appeal to the wider public to share any information they have that may help with the case.”

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Vodacom Bulls wing Sbu Nkosi is missing, with the Springbok speedster not seen or heard from for over two weeks.

Sports Brief reported that Nkosi was recently sent home from the Bok's current tour for a yet-to-be-revealed disciplinary matter.

Bulls director of rugby Jake White refused to answer questions about the player during the team announcement press conference with the media, but said a statement would be issued soon, as per SA Rugby Magazine.

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