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The Bulldogs have reportedly won the race for the signature of unwanted Broncos enforcer Tevita Pangai Jr.
Meanwhile the Bulldogs are closing in on the signature of former Dragons prop Paul Vaughan.
The Sydney Morning Heraldreported the Bulldogs had signed Tevita Pangai Jr on a $2.2m deal beating the Tigers to the punch.
The deal was reported as a three-year contract from next season until the end of 2024 after the Broncos reportedly agreed to release him.
Earlier Speaking on Fox League’s NRL Tonight, Brent Read from The Australian revelead the Bulldogs are set to announce the signing of Pangai Jr in the next two days.
“This is close,” Brent Read said on NRL Tonight on Monday night.
“Tevita’s management were talking with the Broncos tonight about a settlement or a payout figure that could make the deal go through with, it looks like Canterbury.
“Canterbury are very confident that they have won the day with Tevita Pangai.
Meanwhile the Bulldogs are closing in on the signature of former Dragons prop Paul Vaughan.
The Sydney Morning Heraldreported the Bulldogs had signed Tevita Pangai Jr on a $2.2m deal beating the Tigers to the punch.
The deal was reported as a three-year contract from next season until the end of 2024 after the Broncos reportedly agreed to release him.
Earlier Speaking on Fox League’s NRL Tonight, Brent Read from The Australian revelead the Bulldogs are set to announce the signing of Pangai Jr in the next two days.
“This is close,” Brent Read said on NRL Tonight on Monday night.
“Tevita’s management were talking with the Broncos tonight about a settlement or a payout figure that could make the deal go through with, it looks like Canterbury.
“Canterbury are very confident that they have won the day with Tevita Pangai.