Schalk Ferreira - Moving into coaching

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The veteran Toyota Cheetahs loosehead prop, Schalk Ferreira, has downplayed the idea that he has finally hung up his boots as a player.
The 41-year-old who has been at the Cheetahs for the past five years, is one of six players that has been greeted by the team.
Ferreira told OFM Sport that while he may still play, his future does lie in serving as a coach.
20 May 2025 7AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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