Braden Uele linked to Super League move after Roosters reports
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 26, 2026, 11:14 PM
Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Cronulla Sharks forward Braden Uele has been associated with a potential Super League move amidst speculation he would join the Sydney Roosters for the 2027 season. Reports suggest Uele was set to replace Spencer Leniu at the Roosters as they look to maintain squad depth following losses in their premiership-winning team. Uele, 31, has primarily contributed to the Sharks' NSW Cup side this season while also making appearances for the first-grade team. His brother, Caleb, currently plays for Wakefield Trinity in the Super League, and social media posts have hinted at possible family ties in the league. As of late September, Uele was expected to finalize a one-year deal, pending confirmation.
- •Braden Uele linked to a Super League move from Cronulla Sharks.
- •Reports indicate he may replace Spencer Leniu at the Roosters.
- •Uele has spent most of the season with the Sharks' NSW Cup team.
- •His brother Caleb is part of the Super League's Wakefield Trinity.
- •Uele's potential contract with the Roosters is set for 2027.
- 11:14 PMZero Tackle NRL — NRL forward unexpectedly linked to Super League move
"Earlier reports indicated he would only change NRL clubs for the 2027 season.
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