In a major coup for the Canterbury Bulldogs, star centre Stephen Crichton has signed a new four-year contract, solidifying his place at Belmore through the 2029 NRL season. The deal, reportedly worth over $3.5 million, is a major statement of intent from the Bulldogs as they continue rebuilding under coach Cameron Ciraldo.
Crichton, 24, joined the Bulldogs in 2024 after a highly successful stint with the Penrith Panthers, where he won three NRL Premierships. His move was seen as a turning point for the club, and his on-field leadership and consistent performances have quickly made him a fan favourite.
The new agreement includes a leadership role within the squad and performance-based incentives, a clear indicator of the club’s faith in his long-term contribution both on and off the field.
“I’m grateful to the Bulldogs for believing in me and giving me the opportunity to be part of something special,” Crichton said. “We’re building a strong culture here and I
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