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The 2024 NRL transfer window has been a pivotal period, with clubs making key signings and re-signings to strengthen their squads for the upcoming season.
Notably, the Gold Coast Titans have landed **Reagan Campbell-Gillard** (RCG), who was granted an early release from the Parramatta Eels. RCG, a powerful forward known for his robust carries and defensive work, has signed a three-year deal with the Titans. His addition is a huge coup for the club as they aim to bolster their pack for a stronger 2025 campaign.
Campbell-Gillard’s move follows a series of transitions at the Eels, who were in need of a forward replacement after his departure. In response,
the Eels secured **Jack Williams** from the Cronulla Sharks. Williams, a versatile forward with a high work rate, has agreed to a three-year deal with Parramatta. His recruitment addresses the Eels’ need for a consistent performer in the middle, particularly as they lost one of their key forwards. Williams brings energy and versatility, making him a valuable asset as the Eels look to remain competitive in the NRL.
Elsewhere, the **South Sydney Rabbitohs** have extended the contract of **Isaiah Tass**, their promising young centre. Tass has been a reliable performer for the Rabbitohs, impressing with his defensive reads and attacking prowess. His contract extension shows the club’s belief in his potential, securing a key player for their backline as they continue to build for future success.
The **Canterbury Bulldogs**, meanwhile, have re-signed one of their most consistent forwards, **Max King**, until the end of 2027. King has been a standout for the Bulldogs in recent seasons, known for his strong leadership and work ethic on the field.
His re-signing is seen as crucial for the Bulldogs, who are looking to solidify their forward pack and improve their standing in the league. King’s leadership and experience will be pivotal as the Bulldogs aim to climb the ladder after several rebuilding seasons.
These transfers are just a snapshot of the broader movements happening across the NRL as clubs strategize for the upcoming season.
The Titans’ acquisition of Campbell-Gillard signals their intent to improve their forward pack, while the Eels’ recruitment of Williams shows their desire to maintain strength in the middle. For the Rabbitohs, retaining Tass is about maintaining continuity in the backline, and for the Bulldogs, King’s re-signing is a major win as they continue their rebuild.
These moves are a testament to the clubs’ focus on building competitive squads to challenge for the top spots in 2024.
