Joshua Coric, a forward for the Brisbane Broncos, has officially joined Hull FC in the Super League, with the agreement starting in 2027.
Coric's move to the Northern Hemisphere comes as part of a two-year contract aimed at strengthening the club's forward lineup.
At just 24 years old, he made his NRL debut for the Broncos in Round 18 against the Cronulla Sharks, playing 34 minutes off the bench in that single top-grade match.
Coric has stood out for the Broncos' feeder club, the Wynnum Manly Seagulls, amassing 40 tackle breaks, scoring eight tries in 18 games, and averaging 150 metres per match during 2026.
Hull FC is making notable strides in recruitment, highlighted by NRL star Daly Cherry-Evans, who will also join the team in 2027, marking a significant signing for the club.
Coric expressed his excitement to further his career with Hull FC and looks forward to his future in England.
"I'm really excited to be joining Hull FC and taking the next step in my career in Super League. It's a massive opportunity for me and one I'm really looking forward to," Coric said in a club statement.
"After speaking with the club and Steve McNamara, I felt Hull FC was the right place for me to continue developing, challenge myself and take my game to the next level, both as a player and as a person.
"I'm really looking forward to the challenge of playing in Super League and being part of the Hull FC forward pack. I know the competition is going to be tough and demanding, but that's exactly what I'm looking for at this stage of my career.
"I'm excited to test myself against some of the best players in the game and learn from the experience.
"I'm excited to get started, learn from the players and coaches around me, and work hard to earn my place in the team. I want to contribute to the club both on and off the field and play my part in helping Hull FC move forward."