
Director of Rugby John Dobson said that bringing Kolbe home next season is a massive coup for Stormers Rugby.
“Cheslin is a son of this community and has remained a staunch DHL Stormers fan his whole life. He gives such hope and inspiration to our fans, so to have him back in our club colours is huge."
“As a player, he can do things on the field that nobody else can. Beyond that, his attitude and work ethic are second to none, and his presence in the squad is sure to lift everyone around him,” he said.
Dobson added that Kolbe’s addition to the squad is another important step forward for Project 2029.
“Cheslin will play an invaluable role for us both on and off the field as we continue to develop our squad. He will only be 34 in 2029 and beyond the obvious strike power he will offer, he will also provide the ideal example for the young talent coming through in terms of his discipline, conditioning, versatility and work ethic."
“We have had several top South African players express interest in joining us, but we feel in Siya Kolisi and Cheslin we now have two iconic DHL Stormers returning who will play an influential role in the careers of some of the emerging talent with their experience, professionalism and passion for the club."
“We saw Cheslin do some incredible things in a DHL Stormers jersey early in his career, and we know that there will be many more magical moments for our fans to celebrate. We can’t wait to welcome him home,” he added.
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