Prophages of the ΦSa3int family are commonly found in human-associated strains ofStaphylococcus aureuswhere they encode factors for evading the human innate immune system. In contrast, they are usually absent in livestock-associated methicillin-resistantS. aureus(LA-MRSA) strains where the phage attachment site is mutated compared to the human strains. However, ΦSa3int phages have been found in a subset of LA-MRSA strains belonging to clonal complex 398 (CC398), including a lineage that is widespread in pig farms in Northern Jutland, Denmark. This lineage contains amino acid changes in the DNA topoisomerase IV and the DNA gyrase encoded bygrlAandgyrA, respectively, which have been associated with fluoroquinolone (FQ) resistance. As both of these enzymes are involved in DNA supercoiling, we speculated that the mutations might impact recombination between the ΦSa3int phage and the bacterial chromosome. To examine this, we introduced the FQ resistance mutations intoS. aureus8325-4attBLAthat carry the mutated CC398-like bacterial attachment site for ΦSa3int phages. When monitoring phage integration and release of Φ13, a well-described representative of the ΦSa3int phage family, we did not observe any significant differences between the FQ-resistant mutant and the wild-type strain. Thus our results suggest that mutations ingrlAandgyrAdo not contribute to the presence of the ΦSa3int phages in LA-MRSA CC398.