NZ Kiwis captain James Fisher-Harris has been released early from his Penrith Panthers NRL contract to join NZ Warriors from 2025.
The front-rower - one of the most feared enforcers in rugby league - will effectively replace Dally M Prop of the Year Addin Fonua-Blake, who will leave the Auckland club this year to return to Sydney and the St George Dragons.
"We're absolutely delighted to be able to sign James," said Warriors chief executive Cam George. "It's a huge signing for us, undoubtedly one of the biggest in our club's history.
"To be able to add a player of his calibre and standing to our squad is a tremendous boost for 2025 and beyond. He's such a highly respected player and leader."
More to come
NZ Kiwis captain James Fisher-Harris has been released early from his Penrith Panthers NRL contract to join NZ Warriors from 2025.
The front-rower - one of the most feared enforcers in rugby league - will effectively replace Dally M Prop of the Year Addin Fonua-Blake, who will leave the Auckland club this year to return to Sydney and the St George Dragons.
"We're absolutely delighted to be able to sign James," said Warriors chief executive Cam George. "It's a huge signing for us, undoubtedly one of the biggest in our club's history.
"To be able to add a player of his calibre and standing to our squad is a tremendous boost for 2025 and beyond. He's such a highly respected player and leader."
More to come
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