Super League club Hull FC have confirmed the signing of utility Fa’amanu Brown for the 2024 season.
Brown appeared in a total of seven NRL games this season first with the Bulldogs (5) and before ending the season with the Knights (2).
The 28-year-old utility, who has represented Samoa in eight test matches and has been named in the New Zealand squad for this year’s Pacific Championships, said he’s willing to play whatever position to help his new team.
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“I’ve watched a fair bit of Super League on TV whilst I’ve been in Australia and I kept up with it whilst I was at Featherstone in the Championship. The fans over in England are crazy!” Brown told hullfc.com.
“I’ve had a really good chat with (head coach) Tony Smith and we just clicked straight away. To be honest, we didn’t chat about footy that much. It was mostly about life away from footy and he said that if everything is looking after itself off-the-field, then you’ve got a good chance of performing at your best on the field. I think that’s part of having a successful team
“I debuted in the NRL at five-eighth and I’ve played a bit of hooker. But like I said to Tony, wherever you put me I will do a job and I’m willing to die for the club whose colours I wear on my back.”
Brown is the latest member of a strong recruiting class to sign with Hull FC. Former Bulldogs Jayden Okunbor and Franklin Pele will also join the Super League side from 2024 in addition to Herman Ese’ese, who played for the Dolphins in 2023.
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TIGERS LOCK DOWN PROMISING YOUNG GUN
The Wests Tigers have re-signed Alex Seyfarth on a two-year deal that will keep him at the club until the end of 2025.
Seyfarth was one of 40 players without a deal for 2024 before the prop put pen to paper on Friday.
The 24-year-old made his NRL debut at the Tigers in 2020 and has 47 first-grade appearances to his name.
“He is a great kid who is a team first man and who gives his everything week in week out,” rookie coach Benji Marshall said.
“He has a great attitude towards training, competes on every play on the field, and has a lot to offer our club going forward.”
Seyfarth has struggled with injuries in recent years and is determined to cement his spot next season under Marshall.
“I’m really happy to sign my third contract with the club that I always wanted to play for as a kid,” Seyfarth said.
“Benji was a hero for so many young kids growing up, and now here I am being coached by him. I think he’ll do a great job.
“I’m looking forward to having a strong pre-season and being injury free. This time last year I was still recovering from pec surgery, so it will be good to hit the ground running.”
RABBITOHS WRECKING BALL RE-SIGNS
The Rabbitohs have received a major boost with star second-rower Keaon Koloamatangi signing a two-year extension that will keep him at the club until the end of 2026.
Koloamatangi was already contracted until the end of 2024, but the club has moved to lock him in before he could hit the open market from Novemner 1.
It comes after the 25-year-old said earlier this week that he would “probably make a decision” on his future when he returns from England, where he’s representating Tonga in a three-match international series.
Koloamatangi was reportedly on the radar of the Raiders and Dragons but will remain at the club he made his NRL debut for in 2020.
“It means the world to me and my family to be re-signing with the Rabbitohs,” Koloamatangi said.
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“We had a bit to think about going into November 1 and I wanted to get something done before then with the club.
“I’m grateful that everything has panned out. My family and I are happy and we think that Souths is the best place to be for our future.
“There’s massive belief here that we can win comps. We’ve been very close in recent years so I didn’t want to leave and throw away all of the hard work we’ve done, as well as the hard work we have in front of us. That’s not in my DNA.
“The Rabbitohs are always in the forefront of my mind and I want to win at least one comp here before I retire.”
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TIGERS LOCK IN FAN FAVOURITE
The Wests Tigers have re-signed fan favourite Alex Twal on a three-year deal that will keep him at the club until the end of 2027.
Twal, 27, has played 124 NRL games for the Tigers since making his debut in 2027 and has become one of the most loved players in the current squad.
The Lebanon international was the talk of the game in Round 16 when he scored his first NRL try, breaking a 115-game drought.
Twal was already locked in until the end of 2024, but by securing him before November 1, the Tigers have prevented him from becoming a free agent and allowing rival clubs to table offers.
“This club means so much to me and I’m just so happy to extend my stay long-term,” Twal said via a club statement.
“I made my NRL debut here at Wests Tigers and it feels like family.
“We have so much still to achieve as a club and a team, and so do I as a player. I can’t wait to put 2023 behind us and rip into pre-season training in a few weeks.”
Meanwhile, head coach Benji Marshall lauded his commitment to the team as a contributing factor in the club’s decision to re-sign him long term.
“He works hard, prepares well, and delivers consistently week in, week out,” Marshall said.
“He is a big part of the Wests Tigers family, and we love his commitment and loyalty to our club.”
TITANS REWARD RISING STAR
The Gold Coast Titans have locked in exciting forward Jacob Alick for 2024 after a breakout season in which he made his NRL debut.
Alick is coming off a huge 12 months that saw him not only play four NRL games, but also make his international debut for PNG at last year’s Rugby League World Cup and be named Queensland Cup’s 2023 Second-rower of the Year.
The 23-year-old will again represent the Kumuls in the upcoming Pacific Championships.
He starred for Burleigh in their run to the Queensland Cup Grand Final, scoring 12 tries and getting 13 linebreaks in 19 games. He also averaged 117 running metres and 24 tackles per game.
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BRONCOS
2023 squad: Adam Reynolds (2024), Billy Walters (2024), Blake Mozer (2025), Brendan Piakura (2024), Corey Jensen (2025), Corey Oates (2023, PO 2024, 2025), Cory Paix (2025), 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 (2024), Patrick Carrigan (2024), Payne Haas (2026), Reece Walsh (2025), Selwyn Cobbo (2025), TC Robati (2024), Thomas Flegler (2023), Xavier Willison (2025)
Development players: Josh Rodgers (2023), Tyson Smoothy (2023), Tristan Sailor (2023)
2024 gains: Fletcher Baker (Roosters)
2024 losses: Keenan Palasia (Titans), Herbie Farnworth (Dolphins), Tom Flegler (Dolphins)
Coach: Kevin Walters (2023)
RAIDERS
2023 squad: Adrian Trevilyan (2024), Albert Hopoate (2025), Ata Mariota (2024), Clay Webb (2023), Corey Horsburgh (2027), Corey Harawira-Naera (2025, PO 2026), Danny Levi (2025), Elliott Whitehead (2024), Emre Guler (2025), Harley Smith-Shields (2024), Hudson Young (2027), Jack Wighton (2023), Jamal Fogarty (2024), James Schiller (2024), Jarrod Croker (2023, PO 2024), Jordan Rapana (2024), 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 (2027), Tom Starling (2023, PO 2024), Trey Mooney (2024), Xavier Savage (2025), Zac Woolford (2024), Hudson Young (2027)
Development players: Brandon Morkos (2023), Ethan Strange (2023), Jayden Clarkson (2023), Zane Dunford (2024)
2024 gains: Chevy Stewart (upgrade), Simi Sasagi (Knights)
2024 losses: Brad Schneider (Panthers) Jack Wighton (Rabbitohs), Matt Frawley (Leeds)
Coach: Ricky Stuart (2025)
BULLDOGS
2023 squad: Bailey Biondi-Odo (2023), Braidon Burns (2023), Christ Patolo (2023), Corey Waddell (2023), Declan Casey (2023), Ethan Quai-Ward (2023), Franklin Pele (2024), Hayze Perham (2024), Jackson Topine (2024), Jacob Kiraz (2024), Jacob Preston (2027), Jake Averillo (2023), Jayden Okunbor (2023), Jeral Skelton (2024), Josh Addo-Carr (2025), Josh Reynolds (2023), Karl Oloapu (2026), Kyle Flanagan (2023), Liam Knight (2024), 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), Toby Sexton (2024), Viliame Kikau (2026)
Development players: Isaac Matalavea-Booth (2023), Iverson Matai (2023), Jordan Samrani (2023), Joseph O’Neill (2023)
2024 gains: Stephen Crichton (from Panthers), Bronson Xerri (return from ban), Blake Taaffe (Rabbitohs), Jaeman Salmon (Panthers)
2024 losses: Paul Alamoti (Panthers), Jake Averillo (Dolphins), Tevita Pangai Junior (retirement), Kyle Flanagan (Dragons), Franklin Pele (Hull FC)
Coach: Cameron Ciraldo (2027)
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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 (2026), 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 (2025), Sione Katoa (2023), Siosifa Talakai (2026), Siteni Taukamo (2024), Teig Wilton (2025), Thomas Hazelton (2024, CO 2025), Toby Rudolf (2024), Wade Graham (2023), William Kennedy (2025), Daniel Atkinson (2023), Max Bradbury (2024)
Development players: Josh Finau (2023), Kayal Iro (2024), Niwhai Puru (2024), Sam Stonestreet (2023)
2024 losses: Wade Graham (retirement)
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 (2027), Herman Ese’ese (2023, PO 2024), Isaiya Katoa (2025), Jamayne Isaako (2026), Jarrod Wallace (2024), Jeremy Marshall-King (2025), 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 (2024), Tom Gilbert (2028), Valynce Te Whare (2024) Max Plath (2025), Josh Kerr (2025)
Development players: Harrison Graham (2023), Jack Bostock (2023), Jeremiah Simbiken (2024 CO 2025), Michael Roberts (2023)
2024 gains: Herbie Farnworth (from Broncos until 2026), Josh Kerr (from Dragons until 2025) Jake Averillo (2026), Thomas Flegler (Broncos)
2024 losses: Brenko Lee (Super League)
Coach: Wayne Bennett (2025)
TITANS
2023 squad: Aaron Schoupp (2025), AJ Brimson (2026), Alofi’ana Khan-Pereira (2026), Beau Fermor (2026), Brian Kelly (2026), Chris Randall (2024), David Fifita (2026), Erin Clark (2025), Isaac Liu (2024), Jacob Alick (2024), Jaimin Jollife (2024), Jayden Campbell (2026), Joe Stimson (2024), Jojo Fifita (2025), Joseph Vuna (2023), Kieran Foran (2024), Klese Haas (2024), Moeaki Fotuaika (2027), Phillip Sami (2026), Sam Verrills (2024), Tanah Boyd (2024), Thomas Weaver (2024), Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (2024, MO 2024, 2025), Treymain Spry (2024), Ken Maumalo (2025), Kruise Leeming (2023)
Development players: Iszac Fa’asuamaleaui (2023), Josiah Pahulu (2023), Keano Kini (2024), Tony Francis (2023)
2024 gains: Keenan Palasia (Broncos)
2024 losses: Kruise Leeming (Wigan Warriors)
Coach: Des Hasler (from 2024)
SEA EAGLES
2023 squad: Ben Trbojevic (2024), Ben Condon (2025), Brad Parker (2025), Christian Tuipulotu (2025), Daly Cherry-Evans (2025), Ethan Bullemor (2025), Haumole Olakau’atu (2025), Jakob Arthur (2024), Jake Trbojevic (2026), Jason Saab (2026), Josh Aloiai (2023), Josh Schuster (2027), Kaeo Weekes (2023), Karl Lawton (2024), Kelma Tuilagi (2024), Lachlan Croker (2024), Matt Lodge (train and trial 2023), Morgan Boyle (2023), Morgan Harper (2023), Raymond Vaega (2023), Reuben Garrick (2027), Sean Keppie (2026), Taniela Paseka (2024), Tom Trbojevic (2026), Toafofoa Sipley (2025), Tolutau Koula (2027), Zac Fulton (2024)
Development players: Fletcher Myers (2024), Gordon Chan Kum Tong (2023), Jacob Sykes (2023), Jamie Humphreys (2023)
2024 gains: Luke Brooks (from Tigers), Tommy Talau (from Tigers), Jaxson Paulo (from Roosters), Aitasi James (from Tigers)
2024 losses: Latu Fainu (Tigers), Samuela Fainu (Tigers), Kelma Tuilagi (Eels)
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 (2027), George Jennings (2023), Harry Grant (2025, PO 2026), Jack Howarth (2027), Jahrome Hughes (2027), Joe Chan (2024, MO 2025), Jonah Pezet (2025), Jordan Grant (2023), Josh King (2025), Justin Olam (2026), Marion Seve (2024), Nick Meaney (2024), Reimis Smith (2024), Ryan Papenhuyzen (2025), Tariq Sims (2023), Tepai Moeroa (2023), Trent Loiero (2025), Tui Kamikamica (2025), Tyran Wishart (2025), Bronson Garlick (2025), Will Warbrick (2026), Xavier Coates (2026), Nelson Asofa-Solomona (2027)
Development players: Cole Geyer (2023), Sualauvi Faalogo (2024, CO 2025), Tristan Powell (2024)
2024 losses: Tariq Sims (Catalans), Jayden Nikorima, George Jennings, Jordan Grant (all unsigned), Tom Eisenhuth
Coach: Craig Bellamy (2024)
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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 (2026), Hymel Hunt (2023), Jack Johns (2023), Jack Hetherington (2025), Jacob Saifiti (2024), Jackson Hastings (2025), Jayden Brailey (2025), Jed Cartwright (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 (2026), Lachlan Miller (2025), Fa’amanu Brown (2023)
Development players: Chris Vea’ila (2023), Kobe Rugless (2023), Miles Martin (2023), Tavita Toloi (2023)
2024 gains: Jed Cartwright (Rabbitohs), Kai Pearce-Paul (Wigan), Will Pryce (Huddersfield), Jack Cogger (2026)
2024 losses: Lachlan Fitzgibbon (Warrington), Dominic Young (Roosters), Simi Sasagi (Raiders), Lachlan Miller (Leeds)
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 (2025), Jake Bourke (2023), Jake Granville (2024), Jamayne Taunoa-Brown (2024), 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), Sam McIntyre (2024), Scott Drinkwater (2027), Taniela Sadrugu (2023), Thomas Dearden (2024), Tom Chester (2024), Tom Duffy (2025) Valentine Holmes (2025), Viliami Vailea (2025)
Development players: Jai Hansen (2024), Jodeci Baker-Tiraha (2024), Ragarive Wavik (2023)
2024 gains: Jake Clifford (Super League), Viliami Vailea (Warriors)
2024 losses: James Tamou (retirement)
Coach: Todd Payten (2026)
EELS
2023 squad: Andrew Davey (2024), Bailey Simonsson (2024), Brendan Hands (2025), Bryce Cartwright (2023), Clint Gutherson (2025), Daejarn Asi (2024), Dylan Brown (2025, PO 2031), Haze Dunster (2024, MO 2025), Jack Murchie (2024), Jirah Momoisea (2024), J’maine Hopgood (2025), Joe Ofahengaue (2024), Joey Lussick (2025), Josh Hodgson (2024), Junior Paulo (2026), Ky Rodwell (2024), Maika Sivo (2025), Makahesi Makatoa (2024), Matt Doorey (2025), Mitchell Moses (2026, CO 2028), 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 (2025), Shaun Lane (2025, MO 2026), Waqa Blake (2023), Will Penisini (2025), Wiremu Greig (2023) Kelma Tuilagi (2025)
Development players: Blaize Talagi (2024), Uinitoni Mataele (2023), Zac Cini (2024)
2024 gains: Kelma Tuilagi (Sea Eagles)
2024 losses: Jack Murchie (Huddersfield), Josh Hodgson (retirement)
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 (2027), Lindsay Smith (2026), Luke Garner (2024), Matt Eisenhuth (2024), Mitch Kenny (2024), Moses Leota (2027), Nathan Cleary (2027), Paul Alamoti (2024), Scott Sorensen (2026), Soni Luke (2025), Spencer Leniu (2023), Stephen Crichton (2023), Sunia Turuva (2024), Taylan May (2024), Thomas Jenkins (2023), Tyrone Peachey (2024), Zac Hosking (2024), Jesse McLean (2026), Jack Cole (2026)
Development players: Ativalu Lisati (2023), Liam Henry (2026), Mavrik Geyer (2023), Niwhai Puru (2023)
2024 gains: Paul Alamoti (Bulldogs), Brad Schneider (Raiders), Daine Laurie (Tigers)
2024 losses: Stephen Crichton (Bulldogs), Spencer Leniu (Roosters), Jack Cogger (Knights)
Coach: Ivan Cleary (2027)
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DRAGONS
2023 squad: Alec Tu’itavake (2023), Ben Hunt (2025), Ben Murdoch-Masila (2024), Billy Burns (2023), Blake Lawrie (2026), Cody Ramsey (2024), Francis Molo (2024), Jack de Belin (2024), Jack Bird (2024, MO 2025), Jacob Liddle (2025, MO 2026), Jaiyden Hunt (2024), Jayden Sullivan (2023), Jaydn Su’A (2024), Mathew Feagai (2024), Max Feagai (2024), Michael Molo (2024), Mikaele Ravalawa (2026), Moses Suli (2024), Nick Lui-Toso (2023), Talatau Amone (2024), Tautau Moga (2023), Toby Couchman (2025), Ryan Couchman (2025), Tyrell Fuimaono (2023), Tyrell Sloan (2024), Zac Lomax (2026), Zane Musgrove (2024), Paul Turner (2024), Viliami Fifita (2023)
Development players: Connor Muhleisen (2023), Jackson Shereb (2024), Josh Coric (2024), Sione Finau (2023)
2024 gains: Hame Sele (Rabbitohs), Kyle Flanagan (Bulldogs)
2024 losses: Jayden Sullivan (Tigers)
RABBITOHS
2023 squad: Alex Johnston (2025), Benjamin Lovett (2024), Blake Taaffe (2023), Cameron Murray (2028), Campbell Graham (2027), Cody Walker (2025), Damien Cook (2025), Daniel Suluka-Fifita (2025), Davvy Moale (2025), Dean Hawkins (2024), Hame Sele (2023), Isaiah Taas (2024), Izaac Thompson (2024), Jacob Host (2023), Jai Arrow (2024), Jed Cartwright (2023), Josiah Karapani (2024), Keaon Koloamatangi (2026), Lachlan Ilias (2025), Latrell Mitchell (2027), Leon Te Hau (2024), Michael Chee Kam (2024), Peter Mamouzelos (2024), Shaquai Mitchell (2024), Siliva Havili (2025), Taane Milne (2024), Terrell Kalo Kalo (2023), Tevita Tatola (2028), Thomas Burgess (2024)
Development players: Jye Gray (2023, CO 2024), Tallis Duncan (2023), Tyrone Munro (2023)
2024 gains: Jack Wighton (Raiders)
2024 losses: Jed Cartwright (Knights), Hame Sele (Dragons), Blake Taaffe (Bulldogs)
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 (2024), Drew Hutchison (2023), Egan Butcher (2025), Fletcher Baker (2023), Jake Turpin (2023), James Tedesco (2025), Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (2024), 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), Robert Toia (2025), Sam Walker (2025), Sitili Tupouniua (2024), Siua Wong (2024), Terrell May (2024), Tukupa Hau Tapuha (2023), Victor Radley (2027)
Development players: Sandon Smith (2024), Thomas Deakin (2023), Vuate Karawalevu (2023)
2024 gains: Spencer Leniu (Panthers), Dominic Young (Knights), Alex Young (Newcastle Thunder)
2024 losses: Jaxson Paulo (Manly), Fletcher Baker (Broncos), Paul Momirovski (Leeds Rhinos)
Coach: Trent Robinson (2028)
WARRIORS
2023 squad: Adam Pompey (2025), Addin Fonua-Blake (2026), 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 (2025), Mitchell Barnett (2025), Rocco Berry (2024), Ronald Volkman (2025), Shaun Johnson (2023), Te Maire Martin (2025), Tohu Harris (2024), Tom Ale (2025), Viliami Vailea (2023), Wayde Egan (2025) Ali Leiataua (2025)
Development players: Ali Leiataua (2024), Demitric Sifakula (2023), Jacob Laban (2024), Zyon Maiu’u (2024)
2024 gains: Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (union), Chanel Harris-Tavita (gap year)
2024 losses: Viliami Vailea (Cowboys), Bayley Sironen (released), Valingi Kepu (released), Bayley Sironen (Catalans Dragons)
Coach: Andrew Webster (2025)
TIGERS
2023 squad: Adam Doueihi (2024), Alex Twal (2027), Alex Seyfarth (2025), Apisai Koroisau (2026), 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), Jahream Bula (2027), Jake Simpkin (2024), John Bateman (2026), Junior Tupou (2024), Justin Matamua (2024, CO 2025), Luke Brooks (2023), Rua Ngatikaura (2024), Shawn Blore (2024), Sione Fainu (2024), Starford To’a (2026), Stefano Utoikamanu (2024, MO 2025), Tommy Talau (2023), Triston Reilly (2024), Tukimihia Simpkins (2023)
Development players: Christian Ma’anaima (2023), Josh Feledy (2023), Kitione Kautoga (2023)
2024 gains: Samuela Fainu (Sea Eagles), Latu Fainu (Sea Eagles), Jayden Sullivan (Dragons), Aidan Sezer (Leeds Rhinos)
2024 losses: Luke Brooks, Tommy Talau (both Manly), Daine Laurie (Panthers), Aitasi James (Manly)
Coach: Benji Marshall (2027
