Duane Vermeulen, former South African rugby star and current SA Rugby Mobi-Unit coach, has warned that eighthman Evan Roos will need to transition from the Stormers' free-flowing, French-inspired style of play to a more structured approach for the upcoming Test match against Scotland.

Vermeulen highlighted that international rugby demands greater intensity and precision compared to club-level competition, emphasizing the need for players to adapt to a more disciplined system.

While acknowledging the Stormers' flair and creativity, Vermeulen stressed that the Springboks' approach requires a balance between structure and individual skill.Roos, 26, is seen as a key player to step up, having previously played second fiddle to Jasper Wiese.Vermeulen praised Roos' energy and potential, noting his importance to both the Stormers and the national team.

The coach also praised the depth of South Africa's loose forward options, with players like Embrose Papier and Cameron Hanekom vying for opportunities.The match against Scotland is viewed as a crucial test for Roos to showcase his ability to thrive in a more structured international environment.