The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have officially locked in two of their brightest young talents, extending their contracts in a combined deal worth $1.6 million. The rising stars, whose names are being hailed as the future of the club, will remain in Belmore until the end of the 2027 NRL season.
This strategic move signals the Bulldogs’ commitment to building a strong core of homegrown talent as they continue their rebuild under head coach Cameron Ciraldo. Both players have impressed with maturity beyond their years, showcasing explosive athleticism, strong defensive work, and leadership potential. Their re-signing has been met with celebration by fans, who see the duo as central to the club’s long-term success.
CEO Aaron Warburton praised the extensions as “a major step forward” in securing the Bulldogs’ future. “We believe these young men embody what this club stands for – hard work, resilience, and pride in the jersey,” he said.
As the Bulldogs aim to return to premiership contention, retaining top-tier young talent is a clear message to rivals: Belmore means business. With this deal done, the foundation is set — and the future is looking bright in blue and white.
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