Salford Red Devils winger Jorge Cabral has joined a new club in 2024.
The dual code international becomes the second winger in quick succession to leave the club after Ken Sio. The club have signed Nene MacDonald from Leeds Rhinos who can also play on the wing as well as centre and scored four tries for Papua New Guinea on the wing in the Pacific Championships.
Cabral is a late bloomer in the sport playing reserves for Salford at the age of 26 and he has now left the club to join North Wales Crusaders.
On the move, the Brazil international said: “After chatting to Carl Forster about signing for Crusaders it was an opportunity too good to miss.
“The club proved what it can do last season and I’m looking forward to be part of it this year coming.
“The lads and coaching staff have made me feel at home in pre season and I’m looking forward for the games to begin in what should be a great season.
“I’m grateful for everyone at Salford reserves who helped me develop as a player over the last year and I’m feeling ready for next year and what challenges League One will bring.”
Crusaders head coach Carl Forster added: “Jorge is a great athlete who is still learning the game.
“He’s got a lot of ability and potential showing that getting man of the match for Brazil against England a few weeks ago.
“He’s still new to the game but we are working with him on the basics and he’s really open to learning which is brilliant for us as coaches.”
