The Knights have changed Kalyn Ponga at fullback by signing Sharks utility Lachlan Miller on a three-year deal efficient instantly.
The former rugby sevens star and Olympian made his NRL debut final yr and scored three tries in seven appearances for Cronulla at fullback, wing and utility off the bench.
Ponga has moved into the halves for the 2023 season and Miller is anticipated to win the battle for the No. 1 jersey.
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“This signing provides us with more options in our backline, Newcastle director of football Peter Parr said.
“We have signed Lachlan predominantly to play fullback, we also believe he has the versatility to play multiple positions.
“He is a gifted athlete, with great speed and a player who will add excellent value to our squad.”
Miller scored 17 tries in 50 matches enjoying sevens for Australia on the world circuit, culminating in Olympic for the Tokyo Games.
In late 2021, he was signed by the Sharks after incomes excessive reward for his performances for the Newtown Jets within the NSW Cup.
Miller starred in his NRL debut, scoring a 70-metre strive, making 10 deal with busts and working for over 200 metres at fullback towards the Titans in May final yr.
The 28-year-old scored a strive for the Sharks of their final-round win over the Knights and in the end took out the Steve Rogers Award for the Sharks Rookie of the Year.
EELS YOUNG GUN RE-SIGNS
Parramatta flyer Will Penisini has signed a two-year extension that may hold him on the membership till the tip of 2025.
Penisini, 20, performed each recreation in 2022, together with the grand ultimate, earlier than representing Tonga on the World Cup.
“The Eels jersey means a lot to me, I grew up in the system and to be playing alongside my mates for the club I’ve loved my whole life is surreal,” Penisini stated.
“Brad and the coaching staff have helped me come through the junior pathways since I was 14, I’m grateful for all the opportunities and the support I’ve had at the club.
“We finished the 2022 season strongly and I think we’ve laid a good platform to really challenge in the coming years.”
Eels soccer supervisor Mark O’Neill added: “It’s great to see another local junior commit his future to the Eels. Will is humble and hard working, and he displays the leadership skills that we’re looking for at our club.
“His selection in the Tongan squad for the World Cup is was a great reward for his outstanding performances during the season, there’s no doubt he has a bright future ahead of him at the Eels.”
BULLDOGS PINCH YOUNGSTER
The Bulldogs have made one other transfer to construct in direction of the long run, signing Karl Oloapu after the promising Brisbane Broncos junior was granted an early launch from his contract.
The Bulldogs introduced on Friday that Oloapu can be becoming a member of the membership for the subsequent 4 seasons, efficient instantly, with the teenager to relocate from Brisbane “shortly”.
The Courier Mail reported the Bulldogs needed to pay a $500,000 switch free to safe Oloapu’s providers.
The Dolphins had been within the younger five-eighth, though Bulldogs supremo Phil Gould reportedly met with the 18-year-old earlier than he determined to make the transfer to Belmore.
The Broncos additionally confirmed Oloapu’s early exit on Friday, with CEO Dave Donaghy wishing the 18-year-old the most effective at his new membership.
“Whilst this was a unique situation, we are comfortable with the position we have reached with the Bulldogs and as a result, we have granted Karl an early release,” he stated.
“I’m grateful for what I learnt at the Broncos Academy and to the staff that played a role in my development during my years in the program,” Oloapu added.
“I’m also grateful to the Broncos for providing an early release from my contract.”
Oloapu signed a three-year take care of the Broncos again in January however has been engaged in a tense disagreement with the membership since, with the Bulldogs pouncing to snap up the 18-year-old.
Reports earlier within the yr claimed Oloapu needed a wage improve whereas the teenager stated he was promised he can be promoted to Brisbane’s high 30 and be enjoying in his most popular place at five-eighth.
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But chatting with Wide World of Sports final November, Oloapu claimed these guarantees had been damaged and declared he would “never play for Brisbane as long as I live”.
“My dream for as long as I can remember has been to play NRL and I have shed a lot of tears over how things have ended up,” he stated on the time.
“I was in between managers when I signed with the Broncos and only went in to see them with my older brother Joe for advice. They gave me a document that was more than 60 pages long and told (me) to sign it.
“I tried to read it and understand it all in 30 minutes but without a manager or legal advice it was very hard.
“The club told me I would be in the top 30 full-time players next year and that I would be playing at my preferred position of five-eighth and that I would meet Kevin Walters.
“Since then I have been told I am not part of the full-time squad and they want me to play at lock or hooker and change the shape of my body.
“I’ve never met Kevin and barely heard from the club. When my new manager asked to see their letter of offer to me, the club told him they had lost it… how does that happen?”
The Broncos responded to the allegations in an announcement, which claimed the membership labored with Oloapu, his household and then-manager to come back to an settlement on a contract extension.
“The day before the final contract was signed in late January this year, Karl and his family chose to part ways with that manager,” head of recruitment Simon Scanlan stated on the time.
“It was not until June this year – shortly after Karl and his family engaged a new player manager – that we received a request for a substantial upgrade to his three-year contract which had not even begun.
“We denied that request but committed to reviewing it during the 2024 season. Subsequently, a player release was requested. Both the NRL & RLPA have reviewed the situation at the request of the player agent and no wrongdoing by the club was found.”
Scanlan added that the membership had reached out to Oloapu and his agent “multiple” instances within the months that adopted to type out the scenario however had these approaches “rejected”.
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STORM EXTEND VERSATILE WEAPON MEANEY
In different news, Nick Meaney has been rewarded for a robust first season in Melbourne, signing a one-year extension with the premiership powerhouse.
The new deal will hold the 25-year-old on the Storm till the tip of the 2024 season.
“I’m really happy to have the negotiations done and to have those two years, 2023 and now 2024, locked in,” Meaney stated.
“I can now concentrate on the main job and that’s training and soon we’ll be back playing.”
The versatile Meaney performed throughout three completely different positions final yr, filling in at fullback, five-eighth and the wing as accidents spoiled Melbourne’s possibilities of going deep within the finals.
WARRIORS ANNOUNCE DOUBLE BOOST
Elsewhere, in different news the Warriors introduced on Friday that each Bunty Afoa and Tom Ale have re-signed till the tip of the 2025 season.
“Bunty and Tom are outstanding examples of players who have come through our system and taken their opportunities. They demonstrate real pride in the club and all they do,” stated Warriors head coach Andrew Webster.
“Bunty was a junior when I was first here and it has been a thrill to watch him develop into a seasoned and consistent first grader while Tom has been hampered by injury but has done everything in the pre-season to indicate he’ll be an asset.”
Afoa and Ale, each membership juniors, had been off-contract on the finish of this season however the Warriors moved quick to increase the duo.
Andrew McFadden, basic supervisor of recruitment, growth and pathways, stated he was trying ahead to seeing Afoa and Ale proceed to develop within the Warriors’ ahead pack.
“Bunty was a fantastic player for us in the NYC and it was an honour to be able to give him his NRL debut in 2016,” he stated.
“He thoroughly deserves his contract extension and shows our juniors what can be achieved through total commitment to the club and maintaining the highest standards on and off the field. Tom is just starting his first-grade career but he has the same traits.”
FULL NRL TRANSFER CENTRE
BRONCOS
2023 squad: Adam Reynolds (2024), Billy Walters (2024), Blake Mozer (2025), Brendan Piakura (2024), Corey Jensen (202), Corey Oates (2023, PO 2024, 2025), Cory Paix (2023), Deine Mariner (2024), Delouise Hoeter (2024), Ethan Quai (2023), Ezra Mam (2024), Herbie Farnworth (2023), Jesse Arthars (2023), Jock Madden (2024), Jordan Pereira (2023), Jordan Riki (2024), Keenan Palasia (2023), Kobe Hetherington (2025), Kotoni Staggs (2025), Kurt Capewell (2024), Logan Bayliss (2023), Martin Taupau (2023), Patrick Carrigan (2024), Payne Haas (2024), Reece Walsh (2025), Selwyn Cobbo (2025), TC Robati (2024), Thomas Flegler (2023), Xavier Willison (2025)
Development gamers: Josh Rodgers (2023), Tyson Smoothy (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Reece Walsh (Warriors), Jesse Arthars (return from mortgage), Jock Madden (Wests Tigers), Martin Taupau (Sea Eagles)
2023 losses: Brenko Lee (Dolphins), David Mead (retired), Te Maire Martin (Warriors), Ryan James (retired), Tyson Gamble (Knights), Jake Turpin (Roosters), Zac Hosking (Panthers), Tesi Niu (Dolphins), Karl Oloapu (Bulldogs)
2024 losses: Keenan Palasia (Titans)
Coach: Kevin Walters (2023)
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RAIDERS
2023 squad: Adrian Trevilyan (2023), Albert Hopoate (2023), Ata Mariota (2024), Brad Schneider (2023), Clay Webb (2023), Corey Horsburgh (2024, MO 2025), Corey Harawira-Naera (2025, PO 2026), Danny Levi (2024), Elliott Whitehead (2024), Emre Guler (2023), Harley Smith-Shields (2023), Hudson Young (2024), Jack Wighton (2023, PO 2024), Jamal Fogarty (2024), James Schiller (2024), Jarrod Croker (2023, PO 2024), Jordan Rapana (2023), Joseph Tapine (2027, PO 2028), Josh Papalii (2024, MO 2025), Matthew Frawley (2023), Matthew Timoko (2025), Nick Cotric (2024), Peter Hola (2023, MO 2024), Sebastian Kris (2024), Semi Valemei (2024), Tom Starling (2023, PO 2024), Trey Mooney (2024), Xavier Savage (2025), Zac Woolford (2024), Hudson Young (2024)
Development gamers: Brandon Morkos (2023), Ethan Strange (2023), Jayden Clarkson (2023), Zane Dunford (2024)
2023 beneficial properties: Pasami Saulo (Knights), Danny Levi (Huddersfield)
2023 losses: Josh Hodgson (Eels), Adam Elliott (Knights), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (Warriors), Ryan Sutton (Bulldogs)
Coach: Ricky Stuart (2025)
BULLDOGS
2023 squad: Andrew Davey (2024), Bailey Biondi-Odo (2023), Braidon Burns (2023), Brandon Clarke (2023), Christopher Patolo (2023), Corey Waddell (2023), Declan Casey (2023), Franklin Pele (2024), Hayze Perham (2024), Jackson Topine (2024), Jacob Kiraz (2024), Jacob Preston (2024), Jake Averillo (2023), Jayden Okunbor (2023), Jeral Skelton (2024), Josh Addo-Carr (2025), Kyle Flanagan (2023), Luke Thompson (2023), Matt Burton (2027), Max King (2024), Paul Alamoti (2024), Raymond Faitala-Mariner (2025), Reed Mahoney (2026), Ryan Sutton (2025), Samuel Hughes (2023), Tevita Pangai Junior (2024), Viliame Kikau (2026), Stephen Crichton (2027), Karl Oloapu (2026)
Development gamers: Isaac Matalavea-Booth (2023), Iverson Matai (2023), Jordan Samrani (2023), Joseph O’Neill (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Viliame Kikau (Panthers), Reed Mahoney (Eels), Ryan Sutton (Raiders), Andrew Davey (Sea Eagles), Franklin Pele (Sharks), Hayze Perham (Eels), Josh Reynolds (Hull FC – practice and trial)
2023 losses: Jack Hetherington (Knights), Jeremy Marshall-King (Dolphins), Paul Vaughan (Warrington), Matt Dufty (Warrington), Joe Stimson (Titans), Josh Jackson (retired), Aaron Schoupp (Titans), Ava Seumanufagai (Leigh), Corey Allan (Roosters), Brandon Wakeham (Tigers)
2024 beneficial properties: Stephen Crichton (from Panthers), Bronson Xerri (return from ban)
Coach: Cameron Ciraldo (2027)
SHARKS
2023 squad: Blayke Brailey (2026), Braden Hamlin-Uele (2024), Braydon Trindall (2025), Briton Nikora (2025), Cameron McInnes (2025), Connor Tracey (2024), Dale Finucane (2025), Jack Williams (2024), Jayden Berrell (2023), Jesse Colquhoun (2024), Jesse Ramien (2023), Kade Dykes (2024), Lachlan Miller (2023), Matthew Ikuvalu (2023), Matthew Moylan (2024), Mawene Hiroti (2023), Nicho Hynes (2024), Oregon Kaufusi (2024, MO 2025), Ronaldo Mulitalo (2025), Royce Hunt (2023, PO 2024), Sione Katoa (2023), Siosifa Talakai (2026), Siteni Taukamo (2024), Teig Wilton (2023), Thomas Hazelton (2024, CO 2025), Toby Rudolf (2024), Wade Graham (2023), William Kennedy (2023)
Development gamers: Josh Finau (2023), Kayal Iro (2024), Niwhai Puru (2024), Sam Stonestreet (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Oregon Kaufusi (Eels) Lachlan Miller (Knights)
2023 losses: Luke Metcalf (Warriors), Andrew Fifita (retired), Aiden Tolman (retired)
Coach: Craig Fitzgibbon (2024)
DOLPHINS
2023 squad: Anthony Milford (2024), Brenko Lee (2024), Connelly Lemuelu (2024), Edrick Lee (2024), Euan Aitken (2024), Felise Kaufusi (2025), Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (2024), Herman Ese’ese (2023, PO 2024), Isaiya Katoa (2025), Jamayne Isaako (2025), Jarrod Wallace (2024), Jeremy Marshall-King (2024), Jesse Bromwich (2024), JJ Collins (2023), Kenneath Bromwich (2025), Kodi Nikorima (2024), Mark Nicholls (2024), Mason Teague (2024, MO 2025), Oliver Gildart (2023), Poasa Faamausili (2023), Ray Stone (2024), Robert Jennings (2024, MO 2025), Sean O’Sullivan (2025), Tesi Niu (2023), Tom Gilbert (2025), Valynce Te Whare (2024)
Development gamers:Harrison Graham (2023), Jack Bostock (2023), Jeremiah Simbiken (2024 CO 2025), Michael Roberts (2023)
Coach: Wayne Bennett (2025)
TITANS
2023 squad: Aaron Schoupp (2025), AJ Brimson (2026), Alofi’ana Khan-Pereira (2023), Beau Fermor (2026), Brian Kelly (2023), Chris Randall (2024), Erin Clark (2025), Isaac Liu (2024), Jacob Alick (2023, CO 2024), Jaimin Jollife (2024), Jayden Campbell (2024), Joe Stimson (2024), Jojo Fifita (2025), Joseph Vuna (2023), Kieran Foran (2024), Klese Haas (2024), Moeaki Fotuaika (2024), Patrick Herbert (2023), Paul Turner (2023), Phillip Sami (2024), Sam McIntyre (2023), Sam Verrills (2024), Tanah Boyd (2024), Thomas Weaver (2024), Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (2024, MO 2024, 2025), Toby Sexton (2024), Treymain Spry (2024)
Development gamers: Iszac Fa’asuamaleaui (2023), Josiah Pahulu (2023), Keano Kini (2024), Tony Francis (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Kieran Foran (Sea Eagles), Sam Verrills (Roosters), Joe Stimson (Bulldogs), Aaron Schoupp (Bulldogs), Chris Randall (Knights)
2023 losses: Jarrod Wallace (Dolphins), Jamayne Isaako (Dolphins), Corey Thompson (retirement), Herman Ese’ese (Dolphins), Sam Lisone (Leeds), Greg Marzhew (Knights)
2024 beneficial properties: Keenan Palasia (Broncos)
Coach: Justin Holbrook (2024)
SEA EAGLES
2023 squad: Alec Tu’itavake (2023), Ben Trbojevic (2023), Ben Condon (2025), Brad Parker (2023), Christian Tuipulotu (2024), Daly Cherry-Evans (2025), Ethan Bullemor (2023), Haumole Olakau’atu (2025), Jake Trbojevic (2026), Jason Saab (2026), Josh Aloiai (2023), Josh Schuster (2024), Kaeo Weekes (2023), Karl Lawton (2024), Kelma Tuilagi (2025), Lachlan Croker (2024), Morgan Boyle (2023), Morgan Harper (2023), Raymond Vaega (2023), Reuben Garrick (2027), Sean Keppie (2026), Taniela Paseka (2024), Tom Trbojevic (2026), Toafofoa Sipley (2023), Tolutau Koula (2024), Viliami Fifita (2024), Zac Fulton (2024)
Development gamers: Fletcher Myers (2024), Gordon Chan Kum Tong (2023), Jacob Sykes (2023), Jamie Humphreys (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Kelma Tuilagi (Tigers), Ben Condon (Cowboys), Cooper Johns (Storm – practice and trial), Nathaniel Roache (Eels – practice and trial)
2023 losses: Kieran Foran (Titans), Dylan Walker (Warriors), Martin Taupau (unsigned), Andrew Davey (Bulldogs)
Coach: Anthony Seibold (2025)
STORM
2023 squad: Aaron Pene (2024), Alec MacDonald (2025), Cameron Munster (2027), Christian Welch (2025, MO 2026), Dean Ieremia (2023), Eliesa Katoa (2024), George Jennings (2023), Harry Grant (2025, PO 2026), Jack Howarth (2027), Jahrome Hughes (2027), Jayden Nikorima (2023), Joe Chan (2024, MO 2025), Jonah Pezet (2025), Jordan Grant (2023), Josh King (2023), Justin Olam (2026), Marion Seve (2024), Nelson Asofa-Solomona (2023), Nick Meaney (2024), Reimis Smith (2024), Ryan Papenhuyzen (2025), Tariq Sims (2023), Tepai Moeroa (2023), Tom Eisenhuth (2023, CO 2024), Trent Loiero (2025), Tui Kamikamica (2023), Tyran Wishart (2025), Will Warbrick (2023), Xavier Coates (2026)
Development gamers: Cole Geyer (2023), Sualauvi Faalogo (2024, CO 2025), Tristan Powell (2024)
2023 beneficial properties: Eliesa Katoa (Warriors), Tariq Sims (Dragons), Joe Chan (Catalans), Aaron Pene (Warriors)
2023 losses: Felise Kaufusi (Dolphins), Brandon Smith (Roosters), Jesse Bromwich (Dolphins), Kenny Bromwich (Dolphins), David Nofoaluma (Wests Tigers – return from mortgage), Cooper Johns (Sea Eagles)
Coach: Craig Bellamy (2023)
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KNIGHTS
2023 squad: Adam Elliott (2025), Adam Clune (2023), Bailey Hodgson (2023), Bradman Best (2024), Brodie Jones (2023), Dane Gagai (2024), Daniel Saifiti (2026), Dominic Young (2023), Dylan Lucas (2023, PO 2024), Enari Tuala (2023), Greg Marzhew (2025), Hymel Hunt (2023), Jack Johns (2023), Jack Hetherington (2025), Jacob Saifiti (2024), Jackson Hastings (2025), Jayden Brailey (2025), Kalyn Ponga (2027), Krystian Mapapalangi (2024), Kurt Mann (2023), Lachlan Fitzgibbon (2023), Leo Thompson (2025), Mathew Croker (2024), Phoenix Crossland (2024), Simi Sasagi (2024), Tyson Gamble (2024), Tyson Frizell (2023), Lachlan Miller (2025)
Development gamers: Chris Vea’ila (2023), Kobe Rugless (2023), Miles Martin (2023), Tavita Toloi (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Adam Elliott (Raiders), Jack Hetherington (Bulldogs), Tyson Gamble (Broncos), Jackson Hastings (Wests Tigers), Greg Marzhew (Titans)
2023 losses: Mitchell Barnett (Warriors), Edrick Lee (Dolphins), Jirah Momoisea (Eels), Tex Hoy (Hull FC), Anthony Milford (Dolphins), Sauaso Sue (Hull KR), Pasami Saulo (Raiders), Jake Clifford (Hull FC), David Klemmer (Wests Tigers), Chris Randall (Titans)
2024 beneficial properties: Kai Pearce-Paul (Wigan), Will Pryce (Huddersfield), Lachlan Miller (Sharks)
Coach:Adam O’Brien (2024)
COWBOYS
2023 squad: Ben Hampton (2023), Brendan Elliot (2023), Chad Townsend (2024), Coen Hess (2024), Gehamat Shibasaki (2023), Griffin Neame (2025), Helium Luki (2024, PO 2025), Jeremiah Nanai (2023), Jack Gosiewski (2023), Jake Bourke (2023), Jake Granville (2023), Jamayne Taunoa-Brown (2023), James Tamou (2023), Jason Taumalolo (2027), Jordan McLean (2023), Jordan Lipp (2023), Kyle Feldt (2024), Laitia Moceidreke (2023), Luciano Leilua (2025), Mitch Dunn (2023), Murray Taulagi (2026), Peta Hiku (2023), Reece Robson (2025), Reuben Cotter (2025), Riley Price (2023), Scott Drinkwater (2027), Taniela Sadrugu (2023), Thomas Dearden (2024), Tom Chester (2024), Valentine Holmes (2025)
Development gamers: Jai Hansen (2024), Jodeci Baker-Tiraha (2024), Ragarive Wavik (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Jack Gosiewski (Dragons), James Tamou (Wests Tigers), Gehamat Shibasaki (Mackay Cutters)
2023 losses: Connelly Lemuelu (Dolphins), Tom Gilbert (Dolphins), Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins), Ben Condon (Sea Eagles)
Coach: Todd Payten (2023)
EELS
2023 squad: Bailey Simonsson (2023, CO 2024), Bryce Cartwright (2023), Clint Gutherson (2025), Dylan Brown (2025, PO 2031), Haze Dunster (2024, MO 2025), Jack Murchie (2024), Jakob Arthur (2024), Jirah Momoisea (2024), J’maine Hopgood (2024), Josh Hodgson (2023, CO 2024), Junior Paulo (2026), Ky Rodwell (2024), Maika Sivo (2023), Makahesi Makatoa (2024), Matt Doorey (2024), Mitchell Moses (2023, CO 2024), Mitch Rein (2023), Nathan Brown (2023), Ofahiki Ogden (2023, CO 2024), Reagan Campbell-Gillard (2025), Ryan Matterson (2025 PO 2026), Samuel Loizou (2023), Sean Russell (2024), Shaun Lane (2025, MO 2026), Waqa Blake (2023), Will Penisini (2025), Wiremu Greig (2023)
Development gamers: Blaize Talagi (2024), Uinitoni Mataele (2023), Zac Cini (2024)
2023 beneficial properties: Josh Hodgson (Raiders), J’maine Hopgood (Panthers), Jirah Momoisea (Knights), Jack Murchie (Warriors), Matt Doorey (Bulldogs)
2023 losses: Marata Niukore (Warriors), Isaiah Papali’i (Wests Tigers), Oregon Kaufusi (Sharks), Reed Mahoney (Bulldogs), Ray Stone (Dolphins), Tom Opacic (Hull KR), Hayze Perham (Bulldogs), David Hollis (unsigned)
Coach: Brad Arthur (2024)
PANTHERS
2023 squad: Brian To’o (2027), Chris Smith (2023), Dylan Edwards (2024), Eddie Blacker (2023), Isaah Yeo (2024), Izack Tago (2025), Jack Cogger (2023), Jaeman Salmon (2023), James Fisher-Harris (2026), Jarome Luai (2024), Liam Martin (2023), Lindsay Smith (2024), Luke Garner (2024), Matt Eisenhuth (2024), Mitch Kenny (2024), Moses Leota (2024), Nathan Cleary (2027), Scott Sorensen (2023), Soni Luke (2023), Spencer Leniu (2023), Stephen Crichton (2023), Sunia Turuva (2024), Taylan May (2024), Thomas Jenkins (2023), Tyrone Peachey (2023), Zac Hosking (2024)
Development gamers: Ativalu Lisati (2023), Liam Henry (2023), Mavrik Geyer (2023), Niwhai Puru (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Luke Garner (Wests Tigers), Tyrone Peachey (Wests Tigers), Zac Hosking (Broncos), Jack Cogger (Huddersfield)
2023 losses: Apisai Koroisau (Wests Tigers), Viliame Kikau (Bulldogs), Isaiya Katoa (Dolphins), Robert Jennings (Dolphins), J’maine Hopgood (Eels), Sean O’Sullivan (Dolphins), Charlie Staines (Wests Tigers), Christian Crichton (unsigned)
2024 losses: Stephen Crichton (TBC)
Coach: Ivan Cleary (2027)
DRAGONS
2023 squad: Aaron Woods (2023), Ben Hunt (2025), Ben Murdoch-Masila (2024), Billy Burns (2023), Blake Lawrie (2026), Cody Ramsey (2024), Francis Molo (2024), Jack de Belin (2023, PO 2024), Jack Bird (2024, MO 2025), Jacob Liddle (2023), Jaiyden Hunt (2024), Jayden Sullivan (2025), Jaydn Su’A (2024), Josh Kerr (2023), Mathew Feagai (2024), Max Feagai (2024), Michael Molo (2023, MO 2024), Mikaele Ravalawa (2023, MO 2024), Moses Mbye (2023), Moses Suli (2024), Nick Lui-Toso (2023), Talatau Amone (2024), Tautau Moga (2023), Tyrell Fuimaono (2023), Tyrell Sloan (2024), Zac Lomax (2026), Zane Musgrove (2024)
Development gamers: Connor Muhleisen (2023), Jackson Shereb (2024), Josh Coric (2024), Sione Finau (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Zane Musgrove (Wests Tigers), Nick Lui-Toso (Northern Pride), Jacob Liddle (Wests Tigers), Ben Murdoch-Masila (Warriors)
2023 losses: Jackson Ford (Warriors), George Burgess (retired), Poasa Faamausili (Dolphins), Jack Gosiewski (Cowboys), Andrew McCullough (retired)
Coach: Anthony Griffin (2023)
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RABBITOHS
2023 squad: Alex Johnston (2025), Benjamin Lovett (2024), Blake Taaffe (2023), Cameron Murray (2025), Campbell Graham (2024), Cody Walker (2025), Damien Cook (2025), Daniel Suluka-Fifita (2025), Davvy Moale (2025), Dean Hawkins (2023), Hame Sele (2023), Isaiah Taas (2024), Izaac Thompson (2024), Jacob Host (2023), Jai Arrow (2024), Jed Cartwright (2023), Josiah Karapani (2024), Keaon Koloamatangi (2024), Lachlan Ilias (2025), Latrell Mitchell (2027), Leon Te Hau (2024), Liam Knight (2023), Michael Chee Kam (2023), Peter Mamouzelos (2024), Shaquai Mitchell (2024), Siliva Havili (2025), Taane Milne (2024), Terrell Kalo Kalo (2023), Tevita Tatola (2024), Thomas Burgess (2024)
Development gamers: Jye Gray (2023, CO 2024), Tallis Duncan (2023), Tyrone Munro (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: N/A
2023 losses: Mark Nicholls (Dolphins), Kodi Nikorima (Dolphins), Jaxson Paulo (Roosters)
Coach:Jason Demetriou (2023)
ROOSTERS
2023 squad: Angus Crichton (2024), Brandon Smith (2024, PO 2025), Billy Smith (2023), Connor Watson (2023), Corey Allan (2023), Daniel Tupou (2023), Drew Hutchison (2023), Egan Butcher (2023), Fletcher Baker (2023), Jake Turpin (2023), James Tedesco (2024), Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (2023), Jaxson Paulo (2023, PO 2024), Joseph Manu (2024), Joseph Suaali’i (2023, PO 2024), Lindsay Collins (2026), Luke Keary (2024), Naufau Whyte (2024), Nat Butcher (2024), Paul Momirovski (2024), Robert Toia (2025), Sam Walker (2025), Sitili Tupouniua (2024), Siua Wong (2024), Terrell May (2024), Tukupa Hau Tapuha (2023), Victor Radley (2023)
Development gamers: Sandon Smith (2024), Thomas Deakin (2023), Vuate Karawalevu (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Brandon Smith (Storm), Jake Turpin (Broncos), Jaxson Paulo (Rabbitohs), Corey Allan (Bulldogs)
2023 losses: Siosiua Taukeiaho (Catalans Dragons), Daniel Suluka-Fifita (Rabbitohs), Oliver Gildart (Dolphins), Sam Verrills (Titans), Renouf Atoni (Wakefield)
Coach: Trent Robinson (2028)
WARRIORS
2023 squad: Adam Pompey (2023), Addin Fonua-Blake (2026), Bayley Sironen (2023), Brayden Wiliame (2024), Bunty Afoa (2025), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (2025), Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (2024), Dylan Walker (2025), Edward Kosi (2023), Freddy Lussick (2024), Jazz Tevaga (2024), Josh Curran (2024), Luke Metcalf (2024), Marata Niukore (2026), Marcelo Montoya (2023), Mitchell Barnett (2025), Rocco Berry (2024), Ronald Volkman (2025), Shaun Johnson (2023), Te Maire Martin (2025), Tohu Harris (2024), Tom Ale (2025), Valingi Kepu (2024), Viliami Vailea (2025), Wayde Egan (2024)
Development gamers: Ali Leiataua (2024), Demitric Sifakula (2023), Jacob Laban (2024), Zyon Maiu’u (2024)
2023 beneficial properties: Marata Niukore (Eels), Luke Metcalf (Sharks), Dylan Walker (Sea Eagles), Mitchell Barnett (Knights), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (Raiders), Te Maire Martin (Broncos), Jackson Ford (Dragons), Brayden Wiliame (Perpignan)
2023 losses: Taniela Otukolo (launched), Otukinekina Kepu (launched), Euan Aitken (Dolphins), Reece Walsh (Broncos), Eliesa Katoa (Storm), Aaron Pene (Storm), Jack Murchie (Eels), Ben Murdoch-Masila (Dragons)
Coach: Andrew Webster (2025)
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TIGERS
2023 squad: Adam Doueihi (2023), Alex Twal (2024), Alex Seyfarth (2023), Apisai Koroisau (2024, MO 2025), Apisalome Saukuru (2023), Asu Kepaoa (2024), Brandon Tumeth (2024, PO 2025), Brent Naden (2025), Charlie Staines (2023), Daine Laurie (2023), David Klemmer (2025, MO 2026), David Nofoaluma (2025), Fonua Pole (2025), Isaiah Papali’i (2025), Jake Simpkin (2024), Joe Ofahengaue (2025), John Bateman (2026), Junior Tupou (2024), Justin Matamua (2024, CO 2025), Ken Maumalo (2023, MO 2024), Luke Brooks (2023), Rua Ngatikaura (2024), Shawn Blore (2024), Sione Fainu (2024), Starford To’a (2024), Stefano Utoikamanu (2024, MO 2025), Tommy Talau (2023), Triston Reilly (2024), Tukimihia Simpkins (2023)
Development gamers: Christian Ma’anaima (2023), Josh Feledy (2023), Kitione Kautoga (2023)
2023 beneficial properties: Apisai Koroisau (Panthers), Isaiah Papali’i (Eels), David Nofoaluma (return from mortgage), Charlie Staines (Panthers), David Klemmer (Knights), John Bateman (Wigan), Brandon Wakeham (Bulldogs)
2023 losses: Luke Garner (Panthers), Kelma Tuilagi (Sea Eagles), Zane Musgrove (Dragons), Jock Madden (Broncos), James Tamou (Cowboys), Oliver Gildart (Dolphins), Jacob Liddle (Dragons), Tyrone Peachey (Panthers), Jackson Hastings (Knights)
Coach: Tim Sheens (2024)
Source: www.foxsports.com.au