
Sydney Roosters Secure Signature of Reece Robson in Major NRL Deal for 2024–2026

In one of the most talked-about moves of the NRL off-season, star hooker Reece Robson has officially signed with the Sydney Roosters, locking in a three-year deal that will see him don the Tricolours from the 2024 season through to the end of 2026. The high-profile signing is a significant coup for the Roosters, as they look to bolster their squad with elite talent and add depth to their forward pack.
Robson, who has been a standout performer for the North Queensland Cowboys in recent seasons, is widely regarded as one of the premier hookers in the game. Known for his toughness, consistency, and ability to control the ruck, his arrival at Bondi is expected to strengthen the Roosters’ spine and bring added leadership to an already star-studded side.
The club confirmed the signing in an official statement released on Tuesday morning, expressing their excitement about welcoming the 25-year-old to the club. “We’re thrilled to have Reece join the Roosters,” said Head Coach Trent Robinson. “He’s a competitor, a true professional, and someone who we believe will fit in perfectly with the culture and direction of our team. His best football is still ahead of him, and we’re excited about what he’ll bring in the years to come.”
Robson’s move to the Roosters comes after a standout 2023 season with the Cowboys and strong representative performances for New South Wales in State of Origin. His work rate, defensive reliability, and ability to play big minutes have made him one of the most valuable players in his position, and his decision to join the Roosters was reportedly influenced by the opportunity to compete for a premiership alongside a squad stacked with representative talent.
“I’m really excited about the next chapter of my career,” Robson said in his first interview as a Rooster. “The Roosters are one of the most respected clubs in the competition, with a history of success and a commitment to high standards. I’m grateful to the Cowboys for everything they’ve done for me, but I’m ready for a new challenge and can’t wait to get started in Sydney.”
Robson’s signing also signals a strategic shift for the Roosters as they continue to plan for life beyond 2024. With veteran Jake Friend having retired in recent seasons and young dummy-halves still developing, Robson is expected to slot straight into the starting No.9 role and provide long-term stability in a key position.
The move has already generated plenty of buzz among NRL fans and commentators, with many seeing it as one of the smartest acquisitions of the off-season. The Roosters, known for their strong recruitment strategy, have once again demonstrated their ability to attract top-tier talent to their ranks.