Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu secures his future with huge contract

South Africa fly-half Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu has signed a new deal with the Stormers, taking him to 2029 in Cape Town.

The 23-year-old’s contract was due to expire in 2027, but after the year he has had, every team in the world would have been after the fly-half. The Stormers have therefore acted quickly to ensure he remains at his home club.

Feinberg-Mngomezulu was recently crowned the best player in the world by RugbyPass following some sensational performances in a green jersey.

The new deal ensures the Bok will remain in South Africa beyond their World Cup campaign in Australia, where he is the firm favourite to wear the No.10 jersey in Australia.

He is currently out injured, missing the Stormers’ United Rugby Championship clash with the Lions, but walked out at the Cape Town Stadium at half time after the new deal was confirmed.

“Cape Town is home. I grew up supporting this team and I know what it means to the people here,” he said.

“There’s always noise and interest when things start going well, but what we have here — the squad, the coaches, the connection with our fans — is special. The ambition is clear with Project 2029, and I want to be part of what we’re building and where we’re going. I’m excited for the future and hungry for what we can achieve together.”

Stormers director of rugby John Dobson added: “Sacha is a player teams around the world want — that’s the reality of modern rugby — and we’re incredibly proud that he’s chosen to commit his prime years to this jersey.

“This is exactly what Project 2029 is about: identifying talent early, developing it properly, and building a squad where our best players want to stay, lead and win together. Sacha’s journey through our system has been outstanding, and he’s still only scratching the surface. Keeping him in Cape Town is massive for our supporters and for what we’re building.”