Springbok flanker Ben-Jason Dixon will remain a Stormers player for the foreseeable future following the outcome of an independent arbitration this week.

The 27-year-old Dixon sought arbitration to resolve a clause in his contract, which runs until June 2027. The independent process found his contract is binding, with no revisions applicable.

Director of rugby John Dobson said that with the arbitration behind the Stormers, he looks forward to seeing five-Test Dixon give his all for the team as he has done throughout his career.

“Ben-Jason is one of the most committed rugby players around and has been a vital cog in our team for some time. With this now settled, we know that he will continue to give everything on and off the field for us,” he said.

Dixon said that with the matter now resolved, he is looking forward to making an impact on the field once again.

“I’m really grateful that both sides had the chance to bring everything to the table through arbitration and get clarity going forward. With this behind us, I’m looking forward to getting back to doing what I love — giving my best for the Stormers.”

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