Flanker Marnus Schoeman has left the Lions to join French club Grenoble.
Grenoble, who compete in the PRO D2 second division, announced on Monday that the 32-year-old had signed a two-year deal.
Schoeman, a former Junior Springbok, had been on the Lions' books since 2018, having previously represented the Bulls, Griquas and Pumas.
"Marnus is a very experienced player with nearly 150 matches in Super Rugby, Vodacom Cup and Currie Cup to his credit.He's a very active backrow and very efficient in the ruck zones with a great quality of contest," Grenoble's Sports Manager, Fabien Gengenbacher, said in a statement.
The other South African currently on Grenoble's books is former Stormers flank/hooker Deon Fourie.
Il signe au FCG ! Voici Marnus Schoeman, 3e ligne. https://t.co/uIyD0lpOc8 pic.twitter.com/8Xe26AZakk
— FC Grenoble Rugby (@FCGrugby) May 17, 2021