We’re moving into the final few rounds of Super League 2025 but lots of business for the 2026 season has already been done.
Far more has been done than what has been publicly confirmed with plenty of clubs involved in reported transfers including St Helens’ James Bell who is set to join Hull FC alongside teammate Joe Batchelor.
However, as it stands Hull FC have just one confirmed transfer, whilst some teams are yet to confirm any deals despite reports suggesting otherwise.
We’ve looked at every confirmed transfer ahead of 2026 and analysed some of the reported moves as well for the five teams who are yet to confirm any deals.
Who have Super League clubs signed for 2026?
Castleford Tigers (1) – Brock Greacen (Newcastle Knights)
There’s just one signing confirmed for the new regime at Castleford so far and he comes from overseas with Newcastle Knights forward Brock Greacen putting pen to paper for a two-year deal.
Catalans Dragons (6) – Harvey Wilson (Salford Red Devils), Toby Sexton (Canterbury Bulldogs), Solomona Faataape (Wests Tigers), Josh Allen (Dolphins), Zac Lipowicz (Penrith Panthers), Charlie Staines (Wests Tigers)
Catalans have been the busiest club so far, making a whopping six signigns with five of those hailing from overseas including Wests Tigers pair Solomona Faataape and Charlie Staines.
Huddersfield Giants (1) – Niall Evalds (Hull KR)
Evalds joined Huddersfield on loan for the 2025 season anyway but the Giants recently confirmed that he has signed with them for the 2026 season as well.
Hull FC (1) – Sam Lisone (Leeds Rhinos)
Sam Lisone is the only confirmed arrival but there are reports that James Bell and Joe Batchelor are heading to Humberside as well.
Hull KR (4) – Jumah Sambou (Oldham), Cobie Wainhouse (Hull FC), Declan Murphy (Salford Red Devils), Tom Amone (Castleford Tigers)
The Robins are another very active side in the market but most of their recruits are young squad players, including Salford starlet Declan Murphy. The headline signing is Tom Amone who will join from Castleford Tigers to bolster Willie Peters’ pack.
Leeds Rhinos (0)
Leeds Rhinos are one of five sides yet to make a signing for 2026 and the Rhinos will likely be more focused on retainment with a host of key names off contract for next season.
Leigh Leopards (0)
Like Leeds, Leigh have yet to sign anyone for 2026 and they’re still yet to officially confirm new deals for off-contract stars like Lachlan Lam and Gareth O’Brien.
Salford Red Devils (0)
Understandably, Salford haven’t confirmed any signings for 2026 with the club’s future still very unclear.
St Helens (0)
Yet to sign anyone, Saints will see a number of players leave with Morgan Knowles one of the confirmed exits as well as the reported Bell and Batchelor departures. It’s recently been reported that South Sydney Rabbitohs Siliva Havili could be donning the Red Vee in 2026.
Wakefield Trinity (4) – Tyson Smoothy (Brisbane Broncos), Jazz Tevaga (Manly Sea Eagles), Tray Lolesio (Dolphins), Jordan Williams (Featherstone Rovers)
Trinity have done their business early, recruiting three overseas players and domestic prop Jordan Williams from the Championship.
Warrington Wolves (2) – Tevita Pangai Jr (Catalans Dragons), Toafofoa Sipley (Manley Sea Eagles)
Wire have clearly set their sights on strengthening their pack with Tevita Pangai Jr and Toafofoa Sipley both bolstering their forwards. Wigan’s Liam Byrne is another who has reportedly signed per The Warrington Guardian.
Wigan Warriors (0)
Wigan entered 2025 without making any major signings and as it stands, they’re yet to sign anyone for 2026.
