Lions coach Ivan van Rooyen is holding thumbs budding flyhalf Kade Wolhuter will be passed fit to tour with the Lions when they leave for Europe today for their next three matches in this year's United Rugby Championship.
The Lions will name their touring party today and it will be with hopes that the flyhalf will be part of the mix after he was forced to leave the action early on Saturday in the match against Edinburgh at Ellis Park.
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