Springbok wing Cheslin Kolbe will undergo medical tests on his injured knee at his new club Toulon this week. Picture: David Rogers/Getty Images
Star South African winger Cheslin Kolbe is expected at his new club Toulon at the end of the week as he continues to recuperate from a knee injury picked up on international duty, the Top 14 outfit announced Monday.
Kolbe, bought out of his Toulouse contract in August for a three-year deal with Toulon, is yet to make his Toulon debut having been away with the Springboks at the Rugby Championship.
The 27-year-old, an integral part to the Boks’ World Cup-winning squad in 2019, picked up a knee injury in training in early September.
That sprain “has had a bad evolution and his period of unavailability continued”, Toulon said in a statement.
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“Toulon’s medical staff will now benefit from the winger/fullback’s arrival to carry out various medical exams with the aim of a return to competition as soon as possible.”
Kolbe is set to be unveiled before fans at the Stade Mayol on Saturday before the kick-off for Toulon’s home Top 14 match against Racing 92.
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