The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have delivered a major statement of intent with the confirmed signing of two high-profile stars on long-term deals, providing a significant midseason boost to their premiership aspirations. The NRL club has secured the services of Queensland Origin forward David Fifita and dynamic halfback Mitchell Moses, both agreeing to multi-year contracts starting in 2025.
Fifita, who requested a release from the Gold Coast Titans, brings explosive power and game-breaking ability to the Bulldogs’ forward pack. Moses, departing from the Parramatta Eels, is set to add much-needed direction and kicking prowess to Canterbury’s spine. The dual signings represent a strategic shift for the club under head coach Cameron Ciraldo, who is intent on building a championship-contending side.
Club CEO Aaron Warburton said the deals signal a long-term vision of success, calling the signings “transformational for the Bulldogs brand.” Both players are expected to join the squad during the upcoming preseason, though there’s speculation one could arrive earlier if negotiations allow.
With young talent already emerging and key reinforcements incoming, the Bulldogs are poised to re-enter premiership contention, energizing their fanbase and reshaping the club’s trajectory for seasons to come.
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