Melbourne forward Joe Stimson will leave the Storm at the end of the NRL season to join Canterbury on a three-year deal.
Canterbury have secured Melbourne forward Joe Stimson on a three-year deal.
The 23-year-old will leave the Storm at the end of the current NRL season and move to Belmore until the end of the 2022 campaign.
The back-rower debuted for the Storm in 2017 and was part of Melbourne’s grand final team last season.
Bulldogs coach Dean Pay said the former Storm under-20s captain brought big-game experience to the club’s pack.
“We have a very young side in terms of age and NRL games, so to add someone with Joe’s talent and winning attitude will be a big boost for us moving forward,” Pay said.
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