Broncos plan to secure Reece Walsh for long-term future
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 3:59 AM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026

Brisbane Broncos' new recruitment head, Peter O'Sullivan, aims to secure Reece Walsh's long-term future with the club. Walsh, a key player in the Broncos' 2025 premiership run, has a current contract until 2029 and earns approximately $1.1 million per season. The Broncos may explore contract extension discussions as the NRL salary cap is projected to rise significantly in 2028. O'Sullivan's strategy includes ensuring that Walsh can mirror the legacy of top fullbacks like James Tedesco. Coach Michael Maguire has expressed strong support for Walsh, highlighting his leadership and development potential.
- •Peter O'Sullivan focuses on keeping Reece Walsh long-term.
- •Walsh's contract runs through 2029 with a current salary of $1.1 million.
- •Potential for Walsh to become the first $2 million-per-season player.
- •O'Sullivan previously identified Walsh's talent at New Zealand Warriors.
- •Maguire emphasizes Walsh's leadership qualities and development.
- 3:59 AMZero Tackle NRL — Broncos prepare bold Reece Walsh move as new recruitment boss takes charge
"Could the star fullback be the NRL’s first $2 million-per-season player?
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