The London Broncos have secured their first marquee signing, with Titans enforcer Reagan Campbell-Gillard set to make the move to the Super League.<\/p>\n
According to Code Sports<\/a>, Campbell-Gillard will reportedly sign a two-year deal, joining Jason Demetriou in England.<\/p>\n It comes after the Titans confirmed he was granted an immediate release on Tuesday, despite his original contract running until the end of the 2027 season.<\/p>\n \u201cThe Titans want to wish Reagan all the best in his future endeavours and thank him for his contribution during his time at the club,\u201d the club said in a statement.<\/p>\n WHAT’S GAMBLING REALLY COSTING YOU? Set a deposit limit. For Free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au.<\/p>\n Watch LIVE coverage of the 2025 Betfred Super League season on Kayo Sports | New to Kayo? Get your first month for just $1. Limited time offer<\/a><\/p>\n New Broncos co-owner Darren Lockyer reportedly sat down with Campbell-Gillard two weeks ago, outlining his plans to return the Broncos to the top division in the Super League.<\/p>\n Campbell-Gillard was deemed surplus to requirements by incoming Titans coach Josh Hannay, who already has a host of talented forwards at his disposal.<\/p>\n Tino Fa\u2019asuamaleaui, Moeaki Fotuaika, Beau Fermor and David Fifita are all big-money forwards, with the latter potentially also on his way out of the Gold Coast club.<\/p>\n Lockyer recently bought into the Broncos with business partner Grant Wechsel.<\/p>\n STORM ENFORCER ON THE WAY OUT<\/p>\n Storm enforcer Tui Kamikamica could reportedly be set to make a move to the Rabbitohs, with Melbourne powerbrokers unable to table a competitive deal to retain his services.<\/p>\n The front rower was the only player to take the field in Sunday\u2019s grand final without a contract for next season, with teammate Ativalu Lisati agreeing to a 12-month extension.<\/p>\n According to Code Sports, with their salary cap squeeze, the Storm can only offer the 31-year-old a minimum wage contract.<\/p>\n Now the Rabbitohs have emerged as a potential suitor after he knocked back advances from Super League giant St Helens.<\/p>\n South Sydney powerbrokers would have to let one player depart in order to recruit the Fijian powerhouse, but have previously been on the lookout for middle forwards.<\/p>\n As it stands, the Storm\u2019s salary cap position is unlikely to change for the 2026 season to accommodate an upgraded deal for Kamikamica.<\/p>\n JWH banned from Super League Grand Final | 00:37<\/p>\n MORE GRAND FINAL NEWS<\/p>\n CRAWLS: Why Walsh\u2019s stunner may have finished Bellamy; sin bin shambles needs fix<\/a><\/p>\n INSIDE: Broncos\u2019 wild GF celebrations: Reece\u2019s Stefano sledge as legend denied entry<\/a><\/p>\n PARTY TIME: Broncos\u2019 NRL, NRLW premiers mobbed in hero\u2019s welcome home<\/a><\/p>\n