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ROSTER FOR 2025: The top 30 players for the 2025 NRL season have been formally announced by the Brisbane Broncos.

The Brisbane Broncos have officially revealed their top 30 squad for the 2025 NRL season, signaling a blend of youth, experience, and exciting new talent. After a strong finish in 2024, the Broncos are looking to build on their momentum and push for a premiership in 2025. The squad features a mix of established stars and promising newcomers, each ready to contribute to the team’s success in the upcoming season.

The Brisbane Broncos have unveiled their top 30 players for the 2025 NRL season, and it’s packed with exciting talent. Here’s a breakdown of the squad:

Forwards
*Payne Haas, The prop forward is back to full fitness after undergoing foot surgery, which caused him to miss the Pacific Championships.
*Corey Jensen* The experienced prop forward brings stability to the Broncos’ pack.
-*Patrick Carrigan* The back-rower has committed to the Broncos long-term, providing a boost to the team’s forward depth.
*Kobe Hetherington* The young forward has been persuaded to stay at the club by new coach Michael Maguire.
*Xavier Willison* The prop forward has signed an extension to keep him at Red Hill until at least the end of the 2027 season.

Backs
*Reece Walsh* The fullback is fit and ready to go after an injury-plagued 2024 season.
*Selwyn Cobbo* The centre is free to negotiate with rival clubs, but the Broncos are keen to keep him.
*Kotoni Staggs* The centre is also in the final year of his contract and has been linked to other clubs.
– *Ben Hunt*: The experienced halfback joins the Broncos from St George Illawarra, adding depth to the team’s playmaking stocks.

Notable Signings and Departures
*Ben Hunt* Joins from St George Illawarra on a multi-year deal.
*Corey Oates* Retired at the end of the 2024 season.
*Tristan Sailor* Released to join St Helens in the Super League.
*Ezra Mam* Suspended due to an off-field incident, with Jock Madden providing cover in the halves.

The Broncos will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2024 season under new coach Michael Maguire. With a strong squad and some savvy signings, they’ll be hoping to make a push for the finals in 2025.

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