Brisbane Broncos forward Joshua Coric signs two-year deal with Hull FC

Zero Tackle NRL1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 2:33 AM

Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Brisbane Broncos forward Joshua Coric signs two-year deal with Hull FC
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Brisbane Broncos forward Joshua Coric has signed a two-year contract to join Super League club Hull FC beginning in 2027. The 24-year-old forward made his NRL debut for Brisbane during the 2026 season in a match against the Cronulla Sharks. Before moving to the Northern Hemisphere, Coric spent time with the Wynnum Manly Seagulls where he recorded eight tries and 40 tackle breaks in 18 appearances this season. He will join a recruiting class at Hull FC that includes Daly Cherry-Evans, Isaac Liu, Bailey Hodgson, and Alrix Da Costa. Coach Steve McNamara is orchestrating this roster shift in an attempt to lead the club to their first play-off appearance since 2020. Hull FC currently sits in 11th place in the Super League standings ahead of their remaining fixtures against Toulouse and Leeds.

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  • Joshua Coric signed a two-year deal with Hull FC starting in 2027.
  • Coric made his NRL debut for the Brisbane Broncos in 2026.
  • Hull FC is also adding Daly Cherry-Evans to the roster for 2027.
  • Hull FC holds an 11th-place position in the current Super League standings.
  • The club concludes its 2026 season with matches against Toulouse and Leeds.
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He will join a 350-NRL game veteran in new colours next year.

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