Ranking every Super League club by new signings for 2025 with Wakefield Trinity top
From left to right: Kyle Feldt (St Helens), Zak Hardaker (Hull FC) and Tom Johnstone (Wakefield Trinity) will all join new Super League clubs in 2025
Over 60 signings have already been confirmed by Super League clubs ahead of 2025, but who has made the most?
Below, we rank all 12 top-flight clubs by the number of rubber-stamped new recruits heading into the new season.
Plenty of transfers are already well-documented, but have not officially been confirmed just yet, so they aren’t included.
It’s worth noting that where a loan is being turned into a permanent deal, those players are included.
Listed from the fewest number to the highest, here is the full ranking…
* Correct as of the time of the last update on November 2, 2024…
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12. Wigan Warriors – 1
Signed (from): George Hirst (Oldham)
11. St Helens – 3
Signed (from): Tristan Sailor (Brisbane Broncos), Kyle Feldt (North Queensland Cowboys) and Lewis Murphy (Sydney Roosters)
= Warrington Wolves – 3
Signed (from): Oli Leyland (London Broncos), Dan Russell (St George Illawarra Dragons) and Alfie Johnson (Leeds)
9. Huddersfield Giants – 4
Signed (from): Tom Burgess (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Zac Woolford (Canberra Raiders), Liam Sutcliffe (Hull FC) and George King (Hull KR)
= Salford Red Devils – 4
Signed (from): Esan Marsters (Huddersfield), Sam Davis (London Broncos) and Chris Hill (Huddersfield), Joe Bullock (Warrington)
7. Castleford Tigers – 5
Signed (from): Innes Senior (Huddersfield), Louis Senior (Hull KR), Zac Cini, Daejarn Asi (both Parramatta Eels) and Judah Rimbu (PNG Hunters)
= Leeds Rhinos – 5
Signed (from): Ryan Hall (Hull KR), Keenan Palasia (Gold Coast Titans), Cooper Jenkins (Norths Devils), Jake Connor (Huddersfield) and Maika Sivo (Parramatta Eels)
5. Catalans Dragons – 6
Signed (from): Tommy Makinson (St Helens), Nick Cotric (Canberra Raiders), Ollie Partington (Salford), Elliott Whitehead (Canberra Raiders), Luke Keary (Sydney Roosters) and Tevita Pangai Junior (Dolphins)
4. Hull KR – 8
Signed (from): Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (Sydney Roosters), Tom Davies (Catalans), Eribe Doro (Bradford), Bill Leyland (London Broncos), Micky McIlorum (Catalans), Danny Richardson (Castleford), Rhyse Martin (Leeds) and Lee Kershaw (London Broncos)
= Leigh Leopards – 8
Signed (from): David Armstrong (Newcastle Knights), Isaac Liu (Gold Coast Titans), Ben Condon (Manly Sea Eagles), Tesi Niu (Dolphins), Ryan Brown (Wigan), Brad Martin (Castleford), AJ Towse (York) and Andrew Badrock (Swinton Lions)
2. Hull FC – 9
Signed (from): John Asiata (Leigh), Jordan Abdull (Hull KR), Amir Bourouh (Salford), Zak Hardaker, Oliver Holmes, Ed Chamberlain (all Leigh), Jordan Rapana (Canberra Raiders), Aidan Sezer (Wests Tigers) and Cade Cust (Salford)
1. Wakefield Trinity – 10
Signed (from): Mike McMeeken, Tom Johnstone (both Catalans), Cam Scott (Hull FC), Olly Russell (Huddersfield), Corey Hall, Matty Storton (both Hull KR), Jake Trueman (Hull FC), Seth Nikotemo (Gold Coast Titans), Josh Rourke (London Broncos) and Matty Russell (Warrington)
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