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Selwyn Cobbo Signs Massive New Deal Worth Over $650K Per Year…

 

BRONCOS LOCK IN STAR: Selwyn Cobbo Signs New Deal Worth Over $650K Per Year—Club Moves to Secure Explosive Outside Back Amid Rival Interest

 

Brisbane, QLD — The Brisbane Broncos have officially locked in one of their brightest stars, with Selwyn Cobbo inking a new contract reportedly worth over $650,000 per season, a major statement from the club as it continues to build around its young core.

 

The 21-year-old Queensland Maroons representative has been one of the most electrifying backs in the NRL, and Brisbane’s decision to retain him comes amid strong interest from rival clubs. His deal is expected to keep him in Broncos colours through the end of 2027, further solidifying the spine of Kevin Walters’ long-term vision.

 

Cobbo, who has shown flashes of brilliance both at wing and centre, has already made a mark on the Origin stage and is widely seen as a future cornerstone of both club and state. His new contract is a reward not just for past performances, but for the potential many believe is still untapped.

 

> “I love this club. I’ve grown up here and I want to win a premiership with the boys,” Cobbo said in a short statement released by the Broncos.

 

 

 

This re-signing is a major boost for the Broncos, who are looking to rebound after a tough stretch in the 2025 season. The club has faced injuries and inconsistency but believes that keeping key talent like Cobbo is vital to climbing back into premiership contention.

 

With the likes of Reece Walsh, Ezra Mam, and now Cobbo all locked in, Brisbane has retained a powerful core of young talent—one that could dominate for years to come if kept together.

 

Broncos fans have reacted with excitement, praising the club’s leadership for holding onto a player many see as a future superstar.

 

Cobbo has scored X tries in Y games this season (stats can be added), and his versatility continues to give the Broncos options as they fine-tune their lineup.

 

One thing’s clear—Selwyn Cobbo isn’t going anywhere. And for Brisbane, that’s worth every cent.

 

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