Dragons pursue Jack Bostock amid Roosters interest ahead of 2028 season
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 12:59 AM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026

The Dragons are actively trying to secure Jack Bostock for the 2028 NRL season. Bostock, a former Dragons junior, has had a standout season and is currently focused on the Rugby League World Cup final with the Kangaroos. The Roosters have also expressed interest in signing him, which adds pressure on the Dragons to finalize their efforts. Bostock's departure from the Dragons when he joined the Dolphins created significant disappointment among fans, and his return may ease ongoing roster challenges as he fits their rebuilding plans. Future negotiations will determine if Bostock returns to Sydney or stays with the Dolphins.
- •Dragons aim to sign Jack Bostock for the 2028 NRL season.
- •Bostock currently focuses on the Rugby League World Cup final.
- •Sydney Roosters show interest in acquiring Bostock as well.
- •Dragons seek to strengthen their backline amid roster rebuild.
- •Bostock previously left the Dragons, disappointing their fans.
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"The Dragons have made six signings for 2027, and yet, one for 2028 is bigger than them all.
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