Kolisi endured a difficult season in France, having left the Sharks after the Boks won the World Cup last year, with him starting off well before a number of injuries stunted his progress.
That led to Racing 92 owner Jacky Lorenzetti launching a scathing personal attack on Kolisi after they were dumped out of the Top 14 race at the quarterfinal stage, which was likely the final straw in the double World Cup winning captain deciding to end his stay in France early.
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