2024 NRL Signings Tracker: Tigers in Pole position until 2027; Foxx joins Eels

Wests Tigers forward Fonua Pole has put pen to paper on a two-year extension through to the end of the 2027 season.

The 22-year-old has played 56 games for Wests Tigers, making his NRL debut against the Warriors in Round 16, 2022.  In his three seasons in first grade, he has missed just two games.

“Now is such an exciting time for us as a club. I just want to keep working hard and continue to improve as a player," he said.

Former Bulldog Josh Addo-Carr has signed a two-year deal with the Parramatta Eels.

New head coach Jason Ryles - who worked with 'The Foxx' at the Melbourne Storm - is looking forward to adding Addo-Carr's experience to the squad.

“I’ve had the privilege of working with Josh before, and I know first-hand just how much he brings to a team — his speed is electric, and his ability to break open games is second to none," Ryles said.

The agreement includes an option in the club’s favour for the 2026 season.

Powerhouse Samoa prop Terrell May has signed a three-year deal with Wests Tigers after he was released by the Roosters on Monday.

The Roosters confirmed in a statement that May had been granted a release to pursue an opportunity at another club and it was Benji Marshall's Tigers who secured his signature.

After making his debut in 2022, the 25-year-old had chalked up 57 games for the Roosters, including playing every game in the 2024 season as Trent Robinson's men progressed to the preliminary final.

“Terrell is a good person first and foremost, and it’s great that he will be joining us,” said Marshall.

"He’s coming off an impressive season, and at 25, his best years are ahead of him."

The Storm, meanwhile, have announced that Moses Leo will arrive at AAMI Park a year early after New Zealand Rugby granted him an early release from his Sevens contract.

Melbourne initially signed Leo to a two-year deal starting in 2026, however the All Blacks Sevens’ representative will now join his new teammates at training in late November.

“We are looking forward to seeing Moses join his teammates for pre-season this year and appreciate the cooperation from New Zealand Rugby in supporting Moses with his request for an early release,” Storm director of football Frank Ponissi said.

Leo debuted with the All Blacks Sevens in 2022 and represented New Zealand at the Olympic and Commonwealth Games.

PNG international Jacob Alick-Wiencke will continue his NRL journey on the Gold Coast after inking a new deal to remain a Titan in 2025.

Fresh from a strong Pacific Championships stint with the Kumuls, the 25-year-old played big minutes as a starting prop all three tournament appearances, adding to his six NRL games he featured in 2024.

Cowboys prop Jordan McLean will line up for an eighth season at the club after signing a one-year extension for 2025.

The 33-year-old has been the linchpin of the Cowboys pack since arriving in Townsville in 2018, racking up 137 games for North Queensland to go with the 86 games he played for the Storm.

"It’s great news for our club to secure Jordan McLean for another year,” said Cowboys general manager of football Micheal Luck said.

“His leadership quality was a really positive influence on our new captains in Reuben and Tom as well as the rest of the playing group."

Blockbusting winger Raymond Tuaimalo Vaega has inked a new deal with the Sea Eagles for the 2025 season.

The 24-year has played 12 games for Manly after making his NRL debut for the Sea Eagles against Canberra in 2022.

“Ray has worked very hard on improving his game and has earnt this new one-year deal,’’ said Sea Eagles coach Anthony Seibold.

“He is a very good team first man who provides plenty of added depth to our outside backs.”

The Sea Eagles also welcome Michael Chee Kam back to the northern beaches in 2025 after he started his career ar Manly a decade ago.

Chee Kam made his NRL debut for the Sea Eagles in 2014, playing five games over two seasons for the club. He later joined Wests Tigers in 2016 and South Sydney in 2022. He played 16 NRL games for the Rabbitohs last season.

The Sea Eagles have also signed former Bulldogs forward Chris Patolo on a train-and-trial contract.

Twin brothers Toby and Ryan Couchman have committed to the Dragons until the end of the 2027 season after both signed contract extensions.

Having spent their junior days at the Thirroul Butchers, the twins progressed through the club's pathways system with Ryan representing Australian Schoolboys in 2021 whilst at Bulli High and Toby representing the Blues in Under 19s Origin the following year.

Toby made his NRL debut in the opening round of the 2023 season against the Titans and has gone on to play 26 games for the Red V.

Ryan got his NRL call-up against Parramatta in Round 23 of 2023 and now has 11 games under his belt.

“It was definitely important for the club to extend both of the boys,” Dragons coach Shane Flanagan said.

“They're really good footballers, but also really good people who put in the work. They're local products and they care about the club deeply, so it's exciting to know they're going to be here for a while."

The twins will line up alongside Clint Gutherson in 2025 after the long-serving Eels skipper inked a three-year deal to join the Dragons.

Gutherson heads to the Red V after nine seasons at the Eels, a stint which included four State of Origin appearances, four finals campaigns and the 2022 grand final.

He has played 211 NRL matches at fullback, wing, centre and five-eighth for the Eels and Sea Eagles, with 100 tries and 152 goals.

“Clint will be a fantastic addition to our squad over the next three seasons,” said Flanagan.

“He is not just an elite fullback; he also brings leadership, competitiveness, toughness and versatility. In addition to his obvious on-field qualities he will also be a huge asset to our emerging players over the coming years.”

Meanwhile, the Cowboys have announced the signing of outside back Jaxson Paulo for the 2025-2026 seasons.

The 25-year-old who has appeared in 63 NRL games across five seasons for the Rabbitohs, Roosters and Sea Eagles returns to Queensland, where he grew up playing in the Gold Coast Titans system. 

“Jaxson has played in a number of big games in his young career, including a grand final with Souths in 2021 and can cover both wing and centre," Cowboys General Manager of Football Micheal Luck said.

The Bulldogs have also boosted their depth for next season after announcing the signing of versatile outside back Enari Tuala on a two-year-deal.  

The 26-year-old joins the club following five seasons at the Newcastle Knights after beginning his career at the North Queensland Cowboys.  

“Enari has shown his capabilities as a reliable player and his addition will no doubt complement our squad,” General Manager of Football Phil Gould AM said.   

At the Sharks, classy back-rower Briton Nikora has extended his deal through to the end of 2027.

Already locked in for 2025, Nikora has added two more years to his deal.

"This is where I started my career and this is where I eventually hope to end it. As long as the Sharks want me, I don't see myself anywhere else," Nikora said.

"It means a lot to play for one club."

The Sea Eagles have announced the signing of former Rooster and Warrior Siua Taukei'aho on a one-year deal for 2025.

Taukei'aho has played 169 NRL games, the last of those in 2022 with the Roosters, as well as 16 international matches (New Zealand and Mate Ma’a Tonga).

"Siua is a two-time premiership winner and international representative, he brings significant leadership experience to the team," said Manly coach Anthony Seibold.

Roosters halfback Sam Walker has secured his future with the Tricolours through to at least the end of 2027 after signing a two-year contract extension.

The 22-year-old has played 77 games for the Roosters since making his NRL debut in Round 4, 2021, scoring 550 points.

“I’m really happy to be extending with the Roosters. This Club feels like home and I’m grateful for the support of Robbo, my teammates and all the staff,” said Walker, who was already contracted through to the end of 2025.

“I’m looking forward to getting back to training later this month so I can keep working hard on my rehab and play my role for the team."

Samoan international Oregon Kaufusi has agreed to terms on a new contract with Cronulla for next season.

Kaufusi played the first 23 games of the 2024 season for the Sharks, sat out round 27, before then playing the club's three finals matches in emphasising his durability and resilience.

Since joining the Sharks in 2023, the prop has played 45 top-grade games for the Sharks and 116 NRL games in total after playing five years at the Parramatta Eels.

Utility Hohepa Puru, twin brother of talented playmaker Niwhai, joins Cronulla's full-time NRL squad for the 2025 season.  

Meanwhile, former Test prop Martin Taupau has recommitted to the Brisbane Broncos until the end of 2025.

The 34-year-old, who has 255 NRL games and 33 Tests for New Zealand and Samoa to his name, will continue to provide valuable depth to the club’s middle forward stocks.

Taupau’s contract extension is reward for strong finish to the 2024 season, where he made 13 NRL appearances and ran for 1124 metres while making 233 tackles at 97 percent efficiency.

Sharks half Braydon Trindall has extended his time with the Cronulla club in putting pen to paper on a new long-term contract.

Already signed on for 2025, with the three-year contract extension Trindall is now committed to the Sharks until the end of the 2028 season.

Finding his best form late in 2024, Trindall helping to guide the Sharks to within one game of the grand final and now looks forward to playing a key role in bringing success to the Sharks in the seasons ahead.

 "I didn't want to go anywhere else," Trindall said. "The club has put a lot of trust in me over the years, so I'm just looking forward to repaying them and repaying the fans.

"I just love this place; I love the club, I love the people here, I just love the whole organisation.

"I came here when I was 18, did a lot of growing and still have a lot of growing to do. I'm just looking forward to it and I couldn't see myself anywhere else."

Meanwhile, emerging forward Xavier Willison has committed to the Brisbane Broncos until the end of the 2027 season.

The highly rated 22-year-old took big steps forward last season, playing 19 games as he established himself as a NRL regular and starting in the front row for two late-season wins over the Cowboys and Eels.

Elsewhere, the Bulldogs have announced the termination of Josh Addo-Carr's playing contract, effective immediately, after the star winger fronted the club's board on Thursday night.

In a statement issued after the meeting, Bulldogs chairman Adam Driussi said the decision was not made lightly and followed careful consideration by the board.

"Josh has been a significant part of our club over the past three seasons. During this time, he has provided many memorable moments for our members and fans.

"We understand Josh's popularity with our passionate supporter base, and we share their disappointment that his time with the club has ended this way.

"However, this season has demonstrated the importance of building a culture based on clear standards and values.

"While the NRL Integrity Unit has completed its investigation and imposed a four-match suspension, the club views the combination of the failed drug test and subsequent lack of transparency as serious breaches of Josh's contractual obligations and our club's standards.

"Supporting our players remains a fundamental priority for our club, with comprehensive welfare programs that go well beyond just football.

"While we will always stand by our players through difficult times, we can only do this effectively when there is complete trust and transparency.

"We wish Josh and his family well for the future. Our welfare team remains available to Josh and his family during this transition."

Star fullback Reece Walsh has signed a four-year contract extension with the Broncos until the end of the 2029 season.

At his best, the 22-year-old is one of the most exciting players in the NRL his re-signing is the first major contract development under new Brisbane coach Michael Maguire.

Walsh has already made 74 NRL appearances since making his debut for the Warriors in 2021, notching 34 tries and 57 try assists.

Despite a disrupted 2024 season in which he played just 14 NRL games, Walsh still managed 14 tries, 13 line breaks, 8 try assists and 62 tackle breaks in running for 154 metres per game.

New Zealand rugby union international Tyrone Thompson has switched codes to play alongside his twin brother Leo at the Knights next season.

Thompson, who played hooker for Chiefs in Super Rugby, represented the All Blacks and Māori All Blacks in 2022 but has been keen to follow Leo, the Kiwis prop, to the NRL. 

The former New Zealand Schoolboys rugby union representative will join Newcastle's top squad on an NRL development contract, having recently completed his commitments with Rugby New Zealand.

“Tyrone is a very gifted player, with a burning desire to follow in his brothers’ footsteps and play in NRL,” Knights head of recruitment Peter O’Sullivan said.

“He has proven to be a highly skilful and powerful player in Rugby, representing at international level for the Māori All Blacks and All Blacks XV, after being in elite junior pathway teams and programs for many years.

“I vividly remember watching the brothers play for Napier boys high, Leo was a centre and Tyrone an athletic forward, they were both elite players, who stood out.

“To be prepared to walk away from where he is comfortable in the All-Blacks system and have a crack at the NRL, shows his desire to follow Leo into the NRL and he can’t wait to begin that journey to becoming a Knight."

In other off-season signings news:

• The Knights have extended the contract of youngster Dylan Lucas until at least the end of 2027.
• The Knights have also signed forward Brodie Jones to a one-year extension.
• Warriors fullback Taine Tuaupiki has signed a one-year contract extension through to the end of 2026.

• Storm captain Harry Grant has taken up his player option to stay in Melbourne until the end of the 2026 NRL season.
• The Eels have announced that Fijian star Maika Sivo has been granted a release from his contract for the 2025 season to pursue opportunities that will allow him to further his career elsewhere.
• Wests Tigers have announced contract extensions for Reuben Porter and Solomona Faataape.
• The Sharks have signed Mawene Hiroti, Niwhai Puru, Billy Burns, Jayden Berrell and Chris Veaíla to one-year contract extensions through to the end of 2025.
• Fijian international Marcelo Montoya will return to Belmore after signing a two-year deal with the Bulldogs.
• Warriors team-mate Jazz Tevaga is set to bring plenty of experience and added toughness to the Manly pack after signing a one-year deal.

 

• The Titans have announced that experienced prop Reagan Campbell-Gillard will join the club in 2025 on a three-year deal.
• One of the young guns lining up alongside RCG in 2025 will be Klese Haas, who has signed a new deal to remain with the Titans until 2027.
• Campbell-Gillard's former club Parramatta have announced the signing of Jack Williams on a three-year deal, starting from next season.
• Hard-working forward Josh Curran has been rewarded for a stellar season at the Bulldogs, with the club extending his contract to the end of 2026.
• The Dolphins have struck a double blow in the recruitment race with former Blues Origin rep Daniel Saifiti and promising outside back Max Feagai joining Kristian Woolf's squad in 2025.

 

• The Knights have re-signed hard-working forward Mat Croker through to the end of the 2025 season, which will be his fifth season in the top grade at Newcastle.
• The Rabbitohs have extended the contract of outside back Isaiah Tass through to the end of the 2027 season.

Official 2024 NRL squad lists

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Updated NRL Telstra Premiership rosters for the 2024 season are below. Contract lengths, as well as player, club and mutual options, are listed in full.

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• Mutual option (MO): Both parties discuss the option to activate additional year(s)

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Broncos | Raiders | Bulldogs | Dolphins
Sharks | Titans | Sea Eagles 
Storm | Knights | Cowboys | Eels
Panthers | Rabbitohs | Dragons 
Roosters | Warriors | Wests Tigers 

Brisbane Broncos

Development List

2024 gains

Fletcher Baker (Roosters), Jaiyden Hunt (Dragons), Josiah Karapani (Rabbitohs), Jack Gosiewski (Cowboys).

2024 losses

Herbie Farnworth (Dolphins), Keenan Palasia (Titans), Tom Flegler (Dolphins), Logan Bayliss-Brow (unsigned), Kurt Capewell (Warriors), Jordan Pereira (retirement).

2025 gains

Hayze Perham (Eels)

2025 losses

Tristan Sailor (St Helens)

Canberra Raiders

Development List

2024 gains

Simi Sasagi (Knights), Kaeo Weekes (Sea Eagles), Morgan Smithies (Wigan Warriors), Zac Hosking (Panthers). 

2024 losses

Jack Wighton (Rabbitohs), Matt Frawley (Leeds Rhinos), Jarrod Croker (retired), Clay Webb (Knights NSW Cup), Harley Smith-Shields (Titans).

2025 gains

Ethan Sanders (Eels), Myles Martin (Knights), Savelio Tamale (Dragons).

2025 losses

Elliott Whitehead (Catalans Dragons), Nick Cotric (Catalans Dragons), Zac Woolford (Huddersfield Giants)

Canterbury Bulldogs

Development List

2024 gains

Bronson Xerri (return from ban), Stephen Crichton (Panthers), Connor Tracey (Sharks), Blake Taaffe (Rabbitohs), Jaeman Salmon (Panthers), Josh Curran (Warriors), Drew Hutchison (Roosters), Kurt Mann (Knights), Jake Turpin (Roosters), Poasa Faamausili (Dolphins), Zane Tetevano (Leeds), Daniel Suluka-Fifita (Rabbitohs).

2024 losses

Jake Averillo (Dolphins), Tevita Pangai Junior (retired), Kyle Flanagan (Dragons), Paul Alamoti (Panthers), Luke Thompson (Wigan Warriors), Corey Waddell (Sea Eagles), Braidon Burns (Rabbitohs NSW Cup), Declan Casey (Wests Tigers NSW Cup), Michael Gabrael (Sharks), Raymond Faitala-Mariner (Dragons), Zac Montgomery (released), Harrison Edwards (Cowboys).

2025 gains

Tom Amone (Leigh Leopards), Sitili Tupouniua (Roosters), Marcelo Montoya (Warriors), Enari Tuala (Knights)

2025 losses

Jeral Skelton (Wests Tigers), Joash Papalii (Eels), Jordan Samrani (Eels), Josh Addo-Carr (terminated).

Cronulla Sharks

Development List

2024 gains

Billy Burns (Dragons), Michael Gabrael (Bulldogs).

2024 losses 

Wade Graham (retired), Jensen Taumoepeau (Northern Pride), Matt Moylan (Leigh Leopards), Connor Tracey (Bulldogs), Dale Finucane (retired).

2025 gains

Addin Fonua-Blake (Warriors), Hohepa Puru (Raiders)

Dolphins

Development list

2024 gains

Herbie Farnworth (Broncos), Thomas Flegler (Broncos), Jake Averillo (Bulldogs), Oryn Keeley (Knights), Tevita Pangai junior (Souths Logan).

2024 losses

Brenko Lee (released), Herman Ese'ese (Hull FC), Poasa Faamausili (Bulldogs), JJ Collins (unsigned), Jarrod Wallace (Catalans - Round 20)

2025 gains

Junior Tupou (Wests Tigers), Kulikefu Finefeuiaki (Cowboys), Daniel Saifiti (Knights), Max Feagai (Dragons)

2025 losses

Tevita Pangai Junior (Catalans), Jesse Bromwich (retired), Euan Aitken (Rabbitohs)

Gold Coast Titans

AJ Brimson	2024	2025	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030
Alofiana Khan-Pereira	2024	2025	2026
Beau Fermor	2024	2025	2026
Ben Liyou		2025
Brian Kelly	2024	2025	2026
Carter Gordon	2024	2025	2026
Chris Randall	2024	2025	2026	2027
David Fifita	2024	2025	2026
Erin Clark	2024
Harley Smith-Shields	2024	2025
Isaac Liu	2024
Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui	2024	2025
Jacob Alick-Wiencke	2024	2025
Jaimin Jolliffe	2024	2025	2026
Jayden Campbell	2024	2025	2026
Jaylan de Groot		2025
Joe Stimson	2024
Jojo Fifita	2024	2025
Josiah Pahulu	2024	2025
Keano Kini	2024	2025	2026
Keenan Palasia	2024	2025
Ken Maumalo	2024	2025
Kieran Foran	2024	2025
Klese Haas	2024	2025	2026	2027
Moeaki Fotuaika	2024	2025	2026	2027
Phillip Sami	2024	2025	2026
Reagan Campbell-Gillard		2025	2026	2027
Ryan Foran	2024	2025
Sam Verrills	2024	2025	2026
Tino Fa’asuamaleaui	2024	2025	2026	PO until 2033
Tony Francis	2024	2025

Development List

Arama Hau	2024	2025	CO
Oskar Bryant	2024
Ryder Williams	2024
Sam Stephenson		2025
Seth Nikotemo	2024
Tukimihia Simpkins		2025	2026
Zane Harrison		2025

2024 gains

Keenan Palasia (Broncos), Harley Smith Shields (Raiders).

2024 losses

Kruise Leeming (Wigan Warriors), Treymain Spry (Redcliffe), Joe Vuna (Tweed Seagulls), Aaron Schoupp (released mid-season).

2025 gains

Carter Gordon (Australian Rugby) - (top 30), Sam Stephenson (Development Contract), Zane Harrison (Development Contract), Cooper Bai (train and trial)

2025 losses

Erin Clark (Warriors), Seth Nikotemo (Trinity Wakefield), Tanah Boyd (Warriors)

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles

Aaron Schoupp	2024	2025
Aitasi James		2025
Ben Trbojevic	2024	2025	2026	2027
Clayton Faulalo		2025
Daly Cherry-Evans	2024	2025
Dean Matterson		2025
Ethan Bullemor	2024	2025
Gordon Chan Kum Tong	2024	2025
Haumole Olakau’atu	2024	2025	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031
Jake Arthur	2024	2025
Jake Simpkin	2024	2025	2026
Jake Trbojevic	2024	2025	2026
Jason Saab	2024	2025	2026	2027	2028	2029
Jazz Tevaga		2025
Joey Walsh	2025	2026	2027
Josh Aloiai	2024	2025
Lachlan Croker	2024	2025	2026
Luke Brooks	2024	2025	2026	2027
Michael Chee Kam		2025
Nathan Brown	2024	2025	2026
Raymond Vaega	2024	2025
Reuben Garrick	2024	2025	2026
Siua Taukei'aho		2025
Taniela Paseka	2024	2025	2026	2027	2028	2029
Tom Trbojevic	2024	2025	2026
Toafofoa Sipley	2024	2025
Tolutau Koula	2024	2025	2026	PO
Tommy Talau	2024	2025

Development List

2024 gains

Luke Brooks (Wests Tigers), Tommy Talau (Wests Tigers), Jaxson Paulo (Roosters), Aitasi James (Wests Tigers), Corey Waddell (Bulldogs), Aaron Schoupp (Titans - mid-season), Jake Simpkin (Wests Tigers - mid-season)

2024 losses

Samuela Fainu (Wests Tigers), Kelma Tuilagi (Eels), Morgan Harper (Eels), Kaeo Weekes (Raiders), Sean Keppie (Rabbitohs), Morgan Boyle (unsigned), Christian Tuipulotu (Dragons), Zac Fulton (Bradford Bulls).

2025 gains

Joey Walsh (rugby union), Jazz Tevaga (Warriors), Siua Taukei'aho (Catalans), Michael Chee Kam (Rabbitohs), Chris Patolo (train and trial)

2025 losses

Karl Lawton (Cowboys), Jamie Humphreys (Rabbitohs), Jaxson Paulo (Cowboys), Aaron Woods (retired), Brad Parker (retired)

Melbourne Storm

Development List

2024 losses

Tariq Sims (Catalans), Jayden Nikorima (Catalans), George Jennings (unsigned), Jordan Grant (Panthers NSW Cup), Tom Eisenhuth (Dragons), Justin Olam (Wests Tigers)

2024 gains

Shawn Blore (Wests Tigers), Ativalu Lisati (Panthers)

2025 gains

Stefano Utoikamanu (Wests Tigers), Moses Leo (NZ rugby)

2025 losses

Reimis Smith (released), Young Tonumaipea (released), , Aaron Pene (relased)

Newcastle Knights

Adam Elliott	2024	2025
Bradman Best	2024	2025	2026	2027
Brodie Jones	2024	2025
Cody Hopwood		2025	2026	2027	2028
Dane Gagai	2024	2025	2026	MO
Dylan Lucas	2024	2025	2026	2027
Fletcher Sharpe	2024	2025	2026
Francis Manuleleua		2025	2026	2027
Greg Marzhew	2024	2025	2026
Jack Cogger	2024	2025	2026
Jack Hetherington	2024	2025
Jackson Hastings	2024	2025
Jacob Saifiti	2024	2025	2026	2027
James Schiller		2025	2026	2027
Jayden Brailey	2024	2025
Jermaine McEwen		2025	2026	2027
Kai Pearce-Paul	2024	2025
Kalyn Ponga	2024	2025	2026	2027
Krystian Mapapalangi	2024
Leo Thompson	2024	2025
Mathew Croker	2024	2025
Matt Arthur
Paul Bryan	2024	2025
Phoenix Crossland	2024	2025	2026
Riley Jones	2024	2025
Sebastian Su’a		2025
Taj Annan		2025	2026	2027
Thomas Cant		2025	2026
Tyson Gamble	2024	2025	2026
Tyson Frizell	2024	PO	MO
Will Pryce	2024	2025

Development List

2024 gains

Kai Pearce-Paul (Wigan Warriors), Will Pryce (Huddersfield Giants), Jack Cogger (Panthers), Jed Cartwright (Rabbitohs), Tom Jenkins (Panthers).

2024 losses

Dominic Young (Roosters), Lachlan Fitzgibbon (Warrington Wolves), Simi Sasagi (Raiders), Lachlan Miller (Leeds Rhinos), Fa'amanu Brown (Hull FC), Oryn Keeley (Dolphins), Kurt Mann (Bulldogs), Dane Aukafolau (Northern Pride), Hymel Hunt (unsigned), Jack Johns (unsigned), Jed Cartwright (Hull FC).

2025 gains

Francis Manuleleua, Taj Annan (Queensland Reds), Tyrone Thompson (Rugby NZ), James Schiller (Raiders)

2025 losses

Myles Martin (Raiders), David Armstrong (Leigh), Daniel Saifiti (Dolphins), Tom Jenkins (released), Enari Tuala (Bulldogs)

North Queensland Cowboys

Development List

2024 gains

Viliami Vailea (Warriors), Thomas Mikaele (Warrington Wolves), Harrison Edwards (Bulldogs), Braidon Burns (Rabbitohs NSW Cup).

2024 losses

James Tamou (retired), Peta Hiku (Hull KR), Mitch Dunn (retired), Ben Hampton (unsigned), Brendan Elliot (unsigned), Riley Price (Panthers), Gehamat Shibasaki (Townsville Blackhawks), Jake Bourke (Townsville Blackhawks), Taniela Sadrugu (Brive rugby), Luciano Leilua (Dragons), Jack Gosiewski (Broncos).

2025 gains

Karl Lawton (Sea Eagles), Kai O'Donnell (Leigh Leopards - Super League), Jaxson Paulo (Sea Eagles)

2025 losses

Kulikefu Finefeuiaki (Dolphins), Chad Townsend (Roosters), Kyle Feldt (St Helens), Jake Granville (TBC), Val Holmes (Dragons), D’Jazirhae Pua’avase (released)

Parramatta Eels

Bailey Simonsson	2024	2025	2026	2027
Brendan Hands	2024	2025
Bryce Cartwright	2024	2025
Daejarn Asi	2024
Dean Hawkins		2025	2026
Dylan Brown	2024	2025	PO until 2031
Haze Dunster	2024	MO
J’maine Hopgood	2024	2025	2026	2027
Josh Addo-Carr		2025	CO
Isaiah Iongi		2025	2026	2027
Jack Williams		2025	2026	2027
Joash Papalii		2025	2026
Joey Lussick	2024	2025
Joe Ofahengaue	2024	2025
Jordan Samrani		2025	2026
Junior Paulo	2024	2025	2026
Kelma Tuilagi	2024	2025
Luca Moretti		2025
Matt Doorey	2024	2025	2026
Mitchell Moses	2024	2025	2026	PO	PO
Ryan Matterson	2024	2025	PO
Sam Tuivaiti		2025
Sean Russell	2024	2025
Shaun Lane	2024	2025	MO
Toni Mataele	2024	2025
Will Penisini	2024	2025	PO
Wiremu Greig	2024	2025
Zac Cini	2024
Zac Lomax		2025	2026	2027	2028

Development List

2024 gains

Kelma Tuilagi (Sea Eagles), Morgan Harper (Sea Eagles).

2024 losses

Jack Murchie (Huddersfield Giants), Josh Hodgson (retired), Andrew Davey (retired), Waqa Blake (St Helens), Jirah Momoisea (released), Samuel Loizou (Wests Tigers, train and trial).

2025 gains

Zac Lomax (Dragons), Isaiah Iongi (Panthers), Dean Hawkins (Rabbitohs), Joash Papalii (Bulldogs), Jordan Samrani (Bulldogs), Josh Addo-Carr (Bulldogs)

2025 losses

Ethan Sanders (Raiders), Blaize Talagi (Panthers), Reagan Campbell-Gillard (Titans), Clint Gutherson (released)

Penrith Panthers

Development List

2024 gains

Daine Laurie (Wests Tigers), Brad Schneider (Hull KR), Paul Alamoti (Bulldogs), Asu Kepaoa (Wests Tigers)

2024 losses

Stephen Crichton (Bulldogs), Spencer Leniu (Roosters), Jaeman Salmon (Bulldogs), Jack Cogger (Knights), Tom Jenkins (Knights), Chris Smith (unsigned), Eddie Blacker (Norths Devils), Zac Hosking (Raiders). 

2025 gains

Isaiah Papali'i (Wests Tigers), Blaize Talagi (Eels)

2025 losses

Sunia Turuva (Wests Tigers), Jarome Luai (Wests Tigers), James Fisher-Harris (Warriors), Isaiah Iongi (Eels), Tyrone Peachey (retired)

St George Illawarra Dragons

Blake Lawrie	2024	2025	2026
Christian Tuipulotu	2024	2025
Clint Gutherson		2025	2026	2027
Cody Ramsay		2025	2026
Corey Allan	2024	2025
Damien Cook		2025	2026
Dylan Egan
Finau Latu
Francis Molo	2024	2025	2026
Hame Sele	2024	2025	2026
Hamish Stewart		2025	2026
Jack de Belin	2024	2025
Jacob Liddle	2024	2025	MO
Jaydn Su’A	2024	2025	2026
Kyle Flanagan	2024	2025
Loko Tonga
Luciano Leilua	2024	2025	2026
Mathew Feagai	2024	2025	2026
Michael Molo	2024	2025
Mikaele Ravalawa	2024	2025	2026
Moses Suli	2024	2025	2026	2027
Raymond Faitala-Mariner	2024	2025
Ryan Couchman	2024	2025	2026	2027
Sione Finau	2024	2025
Toby Couchman	2024	2025	2026	2027
Tom Eisenhuth	2024
Tyrell Sloan	2024	2025	2026
Valentine Holmes		2025	2026	2027
Viliami Fifita	2024	2025

Development List

Connor Muhleisen	2024
Corey Ackers	2024	2025
Jackson Shereb	2024
Josh Coric	2024

2024 gains

Hame Sele (Rabbitohs), Kyle Flanagan (Bulldogs), Tom Eisenhuth (Storm), Corey Allan (Roosters), Jesse Marschke (Bears NSW Cup), Raymond Faitala-Mariner (Bulldogs), Christian Tuipulotu (Sea Eagles), Luciano Leilua (Cowboys), Fa'amanu Brown (Hull FC).

2024 losses

Jayden Sullivan (Wests Tigers), Zane Musgrove (Warrington Wolves), Billy Burns (Sharks), Tyrell Fuimaono (unsigned), Jaiyden Hunt (Broncos), Nick Lui-Toso (Wests Tigers, train and trial), Tautau Moga (unsigned), Talatau Amone (deregistered by NRL), Paul Turner (Featherstone Rovers).

2025 gains

Damien Cook (Rabbitohs), Valentine Holmes (Cowboys), Clint Gutherson (Eels)

2025 losses 

Zac Lomax (Eels), Savelio Tamale (Raiders), Jack Bird (Wests Tigers), Max Feagai (Dolphins), Ben Hunt (released).

South Sydney Rabbitohs

Development List

2024 gains

Jack Wighton (Raiders), Sean Keppie (Sea Eagles).

2024 losses

Hame Sele (Dragons), Blake Taaffe (Bulldogs), Jed Cartwright (Knights), Josiah Karapani (Broncos), Daniel Suluka-Fifita (Bulldogs).

2025 gains

Jamie Humphreys (Sea Eagles), Euan Aitken (Dolphins), Lewis Dodd (St Helens), Josh Schuster (Sea Eagles)

2025 losses

Thomas Burgess (Huddersfield), Damien Cook (Dragons), Dean Hawkins (Eels), Michael Chee Kam (Sea Eagles), Leon Te Hau (released)

Sydney Roosters

Development List

2024 gains

Dominic Young (Knights), Spencer Leniu (Panthers), Michael Jennings (return from ban). 

2024 losses

Fletcher Baker (Broncos), Jaxson Paulo (Sea Eagles), Paul Momirovski (Leeds Rhinos), Drew Hutchison (Bulldogs), Jake Turpin (Bulldogs), Corey Allan (Dragons), Nathan Brown (Sea Eagles), Ben Thomas (unsigned).

2025 losses

Joseph Suaali'i (rugby union), Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (Hull KR), Joseph Manu (rugby union), Luke Keary (Catalans), Sitili Tupouniua (Bulldogs), Terrell May (Wests Tigers)

2025 gains

Mark Nawaqanitawase (rugby union), Chad Townsend (Cowboys)

Warriors

Development List

2024 gains

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (rugby union), Chanel Harris-Tavita, Kurt Capewell (Broncos).

2024 losses

Viliame Vailea (Cowboys), Bayley Sironen (Catalans Dragons), Brayden Wiliame (retired), Josh Curran (Bulldogs), Ronald Volkman (Dragons), Valingi Kepu (released)

2025 gains

James Fisher-Harris (Panthers), Jett Cleary (Panthers), Motu Pasikala (uppgraded), Erin Clark (Titans), Sam Healey (Sharks), Tanah Boyd (Titans)

2025 losses

Addin Fonua-Blake (Sharks), Jazz Tevaga (Sea Eagles), Marcelo Montoya (Bulldogs), Shaun Johnson (retired)

Wests Tigers

Adam Doueihi	2024	2025
Alex Twal	2024	2025	2026	2027
Alex Seyfarth	2024	2025
Apisai Koroisau	2024	2025	2026
Brandon Tumeth	2024	PO
Brent Naden	2024	2025
Charlie Staines	2024	2025
David Klemmer	2024	2025	MO
Fonua Pole	2024	2025	2026	2027
Jack Bird		2025	2026
Jahream Bula	2024	2025	2026	MO
Jarome Luai		2025	2026	2027	2028	2029
Jayden Sullivan	2024	2025	2026	2027
Jeral Skelton		2025	2026
Jordan Miller	2024	2025	2026
Josh Feledy	2024	2025
Justin Matamua	2024	2025
Justin Olam	2024	2025	2026
Kit Laulilii		2025
Lachlan Galvin	2024	2025	2026
Latu Fainu	2024	2025	2026	2027
Luke Laulilii	2024
Royce Hunt		2025	2026	2027
Samuela Fainu	2024	2025	2026	2027
Solomone Saukuru		2025	2026
Starford To’a	2024	2025	2026
Sunia Turuva		2025	2026	2027
Tallyn Da Silva	2024	2025	2026
Terrell May		2025	2026	2027
Tony Sukkar		2025	CO

Development List

2024 gains

Latu Fainu (Sea Eagles), Samuela Fainu (Sea Eagles), Jayden Sullivan (Dragons), Aidan Sezer (Leeds Rhinos), Solomon Alaimalo (Super Rugby), Solomona Faataape (Brisbane Tigers), Justin Olam (Storm).

2024 losses

Luke Brooks (Sea Eagles), David Nofoaluma (Salford Red Devils), Tommy Talau (Sea Eagles), Daine Laurie (Panthers), Aitasi James (Sea Eagles), Rua Ngatikaura (North Sydney Bears), Tuki Simpkins (Dolphins), Brandon Wakeham (Blacktown Workers), Triston Reilly (rugby union), Brandon Webster-Mansfield (Knights NSW Cup), Shawn Blore (Storm), Jake Simpkin (Sea Eagles), Asu Kepaoa (Panthers)

2025 gains

Jarome Luai (Panthers), Sunia Turuva (Panthers), Jeral Skelton (Bulldogs), Royce Hunt (Cronulla Sharks), Jack Bird (Dragons), Terrell May (Roosters)

2025 losses

Junior Tupou (Dolphins), Isaiah Papali'i (Panthers), Stefano Utoikamanu (Storm), Aidan Sezer, Solomon Alaimalo (rugby union).