LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The Gold Coast Titans have officially released veteran forward Reagan Campbell-Gillard, a nine-time Australian international, from his contract as he prepares to join his fourth different team.
After playing just one season of a three-year deal with the Titans, Campbell-Gillard is set to leave the NRL for the first time since his debut in 2015 with the Penrith Panthers.
As new coach Josh Hannay seeks to revamp the struggling roster, which finished second-last in the 2025 season, Campbell-Gillard becomes the latest player to exit the club.
Now nearing the latter stages of his career, he will be signing a one-year contract with the London Broncos, where he will play under Jason Demetriou and serve as a prominent figure for a club recently acquired by Darren Lockyer.
"London is an incredible city and the Broncos are a club with a proud history," he stated.
"The chance to help build something special here, at such an important moment for the game in the UK, was too good to turn down."