Sbu Nkosi. (Photo by Lee Warren/Gallo Images)
- The Bulls have opened a missing persons case with the South African Police Service (SAPS) over the whereabouts of Springbok star Sbu Nkosi.
- The winger has not reported to work with the Pretoria giants, while family members have also revealed that the player has not been in contact.
- Bulls CEO Edgar Rathbone is hopeful the 26-year-old is safe while the search continues.
The Bulls confirmed on Saturday that the Springbok winger sbu nkosi He has been missing for three weeks and now they have officially opened a missing persons case as fears about his whereabouts mount.
“After numerous unsuccessful attempts, including but not limited to phone calls, text messages, calls to family, significant other, and close friends, as well as four home visits to his known place of residence, the company made the decision to open a missing person case,” the Pretoria giants revealed in a statement issued.
The Brooklyn Police Station in Pretoria was contacted on Thursday 17 November before the case was later transferred to the Sunnyside Police Station.
Speaking to News24 on Saturday morning, Edgar Rathbone, the Bulls’ chief executive, admitted they have tried “tirelessly” to contact the 26-year-old but hope he is safe while the search continues.
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