John Bateman returns to Bradford Bulls on a two-year deal, marking a significant comeback in his rugby journey.
English international John Bateman is set to make a significant comeback, signing a two-year contract with the Bradford Bulls, which includes an option for an additional season.
Bateman's journey began with the Bulls when he debuted at just 17 in 2011, rising through the club's youth ranks and showcasing his exceptional talent until 2013.
With 31 caps for Great Britain, Bateman stands out as one of the rare English players to thrive in the NRL, notably during his two seasons with the Canberra Raiders from 2019, which culminated in a Grand Final appearance.
Though he later played for the Wests Tigers and North Queensland Cowboys, he was unable to replicate the success he found in Australia's capital.
