World Cup winner relishes the healthy competition and the depth in the current Bok group.
Lukhanyo Am is back and ready to rumble for the Springboks and is set to make his first appearance in the green and gold in almost a year when they take on Portugal at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein tomorrow (kick-off 5pm).
Am hasn't played for the Boks since injuring his knee in a World Cup warm-up match against Argentina in Buenos Aires in August last year, which saw him miss out on selection for the World Cup.
He was called up into the World Cup squad as injury cover for Makazole Mapimpi going into the competition knockouts, but didn't feature in any games down the back straight as the Boks lifted the Webb Ellis Cup for the fourth time.
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