Bradford Bulls have announced the signing of Wakefield Trinity man Cameron Scott for 2027, in what is their second recruit for next year.
After already confirming that Sam Eseh will join the club on a three-year deal, Scott becomes the latest to join Kurt Haggerty’s side as their roster for 2027 continues to take shape.
Bulls have already announced contract extensions for Joe Mellor, Caleb Aekins and Connor Wynne, whilst Ryan Sutton is heavily believed to have also extended his contract.
A former Hull FC man, Scott can play in both the back row and at centre, and has put in positive showings in both those positions this year under Daryl Powell
Making his Super League debut in 2018, the 26-year-old has made just over 100 top-flight appearances, and he has also spent time at Doncaster, Dewsbury, York and Leigh on loan in his career.
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Bradford Bulls sign Wakefield Trinity ace for 2027
After signing for the next two seasons, Scott said to the Bulls website: “I’m really excited to be coming back to the club. It’s the place I started my professional journey and to come back at a time where the club is heading in an upwards direction, with my best playing years in front of me, is an opportunity I’m really looking forward to.
“It’s always been a dream to represent my hometown club having stood on the terraces as a young lad. Seeing where the club has come from to where it is now, having left at a low point myself, shows the character of the place.
“On top of that, I’ve known Kurt since I first came up through the system at Bradford. Having conversations with him and hearing his vision for the club and the playing group was something that matched up with what I was looking for in the next steps of my career.
“There’s still plenty more improvement in me, I’m far from the finished article but over the last few years I’ve been working hard on specific areas of my game and they have now become some of my strengths. With Kurt’s coaching style and the direction the club is heading in, I feel like being back at Bradford will really get the best out of me.”
Boss Haggerty added: “Cam is a fantastic Super League player who has got a lot of experience even though he’s only a young man.
“He’s multi-skilled, he can play in the centre and the back row, and he’s a Bradford boy.
“He jumped at the opportunity to come back and play for Bradford, especially at Super League level so I am really happy we’ve got him over the line.”
