Breaking: Canterbury Bulldogs Star Stephen Crichton Ink’s New Four Years Contract With Stunning Agreement….
In a major boost for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, star centre and captain Stephen Crichton has officially signed a new four-year deal, locking him in with the club until the end of the 2029 NRL season. The announcement has thrilled fans and signals a bold statement of intent from the club as it continues to rebuild into a genuine finals contender.
Crichton, 25, has quickly become the heart of the Bulldogs’ squad since joining from the Penrith Panthers. Known for his game-breaking ability, defensive strength, and leadership on and off the field, Crichton’s extension is seen as a critical move in solidifying the team’s future. His winning pedigree, having played in multiple Grand Finals and clinched premiership victories with the Panthers, brings invaluable experience to Belmore.
Club CEO Aaron Warburton described the signing as a reflection of the Bulldogs’ commitment to excellence. “Extending Stephen’s contract for another four years reflects our confidence in his leadership and performance,” Warburton said. “He represents everything we want in a Bulldog – discipline, passion, and the desire to win.”
Crichton himself shared his excitement about the deal, expressing a deep connection to the club and its direction. “I’m proud to re-sign with the Bulldogs,” he said. “This club has big plans, and I want to be part of the journey to bring success back to our fans.”
With Crichton’s leadership secured, the Bulldogs are expected to focus on continuing to develop young talent and building a squad capable of long-term success. The four-year commitment is more than just a contract – it’s a powerful symbol of the club’s belief in its future, and in the man they’ve chosen to lead it.