Players have one final opportunity to make an impression on national selectors prior to the squad announcement, as the Springboks’ mid-year Test campaign approaches. A second alignment camp featuring the Springboks. Picture courtesy of SA Rugby’s website Next Saturday, the Springboks are set to reveal their playing lineup for the majority of the international season, with just over a month until South Africa’s first Test match of the year. The Springboks, who have just finished another incredible World Cup victory, will begin a demanding 13-Test schedule in 2024. This schedule will include six Rugby Championship games, three matches in Europe, and four year-mid Tests.

Twickenham Stadium, a neutral location for both teams, will host the first Test match of the season between South Africa and Wales. Following that, the team will play two highly anticipated Test series against Ireland and Portugal at home, marking another historic matchup. One week from now, precisely, Rassie Erasmus’ first post-World Cup Springbok team will be announced. The first squad of the year to fly to England will be finalized and announced on Saturday, June 8, after the United Rugby Championship concludes, according to the Springbok camp. Three local teams from South Africa might compete in the URC quarterfinals; the Bulls and Stormers have already qualified, and the Lions are still in the running for