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Dragons confirm De Beer g from Cardiff

Tinus de Beer attacks for CardiffHuw Evans Agency

Fly-half Tinus de Beer played for Blue Bulls, Griquas and Pumas in South Africa before ing Cardiff

Dragons have confirmed the long-expected g of South African fly-half Tinus de Beer from Welsh arch-rivals Cardiff for 2025-26.

The 29-year-old impressed at the Arms Park following his arrival for the 2023-24 season.

But he was usurped after Wales fly-half Callum Sheedy's arrival from Bristol Bears in the Welsh capital for the current campaign, while another Wales 10, Ioan Lloyd, will Cardiff from Scarlets for next season.

Dragons head coach Filo Tiatia said: "We looked closely at how he (De Beer) plays the game and we're excited by the way he can add to us and his attacking nature.

"He's a strong defender, a player who puts himself on the front line, and he brings real tactical awareness to the game."

Former South Africa Under-20s international De Beer says the move offers him "an opportunity to grow professionally".

He added: "I'm excited to build strong relationships within the team and be part of a culture that values hard work, honesty, respect, and continuous improvement.

"The history of the club and the it receives from the community are incredibly inspiring and I'm excited to be part of a club with such a rich history and ionate er base."

Dragons have not specified the duration of De Beer's contract.

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