Bryan Habana is one of the most celebrated rugby players in South African history and widely regarded as one of the greatest wings of the professional era.
During an outstanding international career, Bryan earned 124 Springbok caps and scored a South African record 67 Test tries. He was instrumental in South Africa’s 2007 Rugby World Cup victory, scoring a record-equalling eight tries during the tournament and being named IRB/World Rugby Player of the Year that same year. He later equalled Jonah Lomu’s then Rugby World Cup career record of 15 tries.
His club career included the Bulls, Stormers and Toulon, winning two Super Rugby titles, two European titles and the French Top 14. He was also a three-time SA Rugby Player of the Year.
In recognition of his extraordinary contribution to the game, Bryan was inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2023. Beyond rugby, he is a member of the Laureus World Sports Academy and remains actively involved in using sport as a catalyst for positive social change.
Today, Bryan brings his experience of elite performance, teamwork, leadership, resilience and performing under pressure to corporate audiences around the world.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• 2007 Rugby World Cup Champion
• World Rugby Player of the Year – 2007
• 124 Springbok Tests | 67 Test tries
• 15 Rugby World Cup tries
• 3× SA Rugby Player of the Year
• 2× Super Rugby Champion
• 2× European Champion with Toulon
• World Rugby Hall of Fame – 2023
• Member of the Laureus World Sports Academy
