DEAL COMMITTED: Manly Sea Eagle Superstar halfback Tom Trbojevic’s Agreed a jaw-dropping deal contract worth of €88.7million with Canberra Raider club to become their new….see more

In a move that has sent shockwaves across the rugby league world, Manly Warringah Sea Eagles superstar halfback Tom Trbojevic has officially agreed to a blockbuster €88.7 million contract with the Canberra Raiders.

The record-breaking deal will see Trbojevic make a sensational switch to Canberra, where he is expected to take on a central leadership role as the club’s new franchise cornerstone. Sources close to the negotiations reveal that the agreement spans multiple years and includes performance-based incentives, making it one of the most lucrative contracts in rugby league history.

The 27-year-old Australian international, widely regarded as one of the most dynamic and versatile players in the National Rugby League, has been a key figure for Manly over the years. Known for his explosive speed, sharp playmaking ability, and game-changing presence, his departure marks the end of an era for the Sea Eagles.

Speaking shortly after the announcement, Trbojevic expressed excitement about the new chapter:

“This was not an easy decision, but I believe it’s the right step for my career. The Raiders have a strong vision, and I’m ready to give everything to help bring success to the club and its fans.”

Meanwhile, Canberra Raiders management hailed the signing as a “transformational moment” for the club. Head coach representatives emphasized that Trbojevic’s experience and leadership qualities would be instrumental in building a championship-contending squad.

Fans have already begun reacting across social media, with Raiders supporters celebrating what could be a defining moment in the club’s future, while Manly faithful express mixed emotions over losing one of their brightest stars.

As the upcoming season approaches, all eyes will be on Canberra to see how this high-profile acquisition reshapes the team’s ambitions in the fiercely competitive NRL landscape.

More details on the contract structure and official unveiling are expected in the coming