Ireland international forward Jean Kleyn has been cleared to represent South Africa under new eligibility rules
Jean Kleyn. The Munster lock made two appearances for Ireland in the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Photograph: Dan Sheridan/Inpho.
The Johannesburg-born Munster lock qualified for Ireland on residency and made five appearances in 2019, including two at the Japan-hosted Rugby World Cup. He has not been selected since then, though, and therefore qualifies for South Africa under a new regulation. Since the start of last year, players can switch to their country of birth – or their parents’ or grandparents’ birth – provided a minimum period of three years has elapsed since they were last selected for an adopted country.
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