"Whether I am welcomed or not I am still contracted to my team and I will continue to train week in and week out with my brothers," Savea tweeted.
The saga has also led to several players speaking out in support of Savea. Former English test player Andy Goode and former Wallaby star Drew Mitchell were the strongest, with Goode saying that Boudjellal needed to "wind [his] neck in", while Mitchell said his comments will hurt Toulon.
"This type of carry on from [Boudjellal] won't exactly entice other players to play for [Toulon]," Mitchell wrote on social media. "Business or not, you just don't treat [people] like this."
To that, Savea's All Black brother Ardie replied: "F*****g Amen."
Former Chiefs, Blues, Toulon and Samoa halfback Junior Poluleuligaga said he was "not surprised" by Boudjellal's comments.
"In 2008 he spoke to us in the changing [room] after a captains run and threatened to cut all our contracts if we didn't win that game to gain automatic promo[tion] to Top 14," he tweeted.
"In the same [room] were legends like [George] Gregan, [Victor] Matfield, [Anton] Oliver + [Andrew] Mehrtens."
Several other players tweeted their support of Savea.
Savea has scored one try in 10 matches with Toulon, who currently sit 11th on the table with six wins from their opening 16 games.
Savea's former Hurricanes teammate Nehe Milner-Skudder looks set to replace him at Toulon next season having signed a three-year deal.
