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The London Broncos<\/a> have reportedly missed out on being promoted to the Super League<\/a> competition for the 2026 season despite a change of ownership led by Brisbane Broncos<\/a> legend Darren Lockyer<\/a>.<\/p>\n Purchasing a majority stake in the club a month ago, Lockyer and the new owners were hoping that the Broncos would be one of the new clubs promoted to the Super League<\/a> next year as the competition expands.<\/p>\n However,\u00a0The Sydney Morning Herald<\/a>\u00a0has revealed that the club has received the unfortunate news that they will spend another 12 months in the second-tier division and have been overlooked in favour of Toulouse and York Knights<\/a><\/p>\n Despite the news – with an official announcement said to be made in the coming days – Jason Demetriou<\/a> will still coached the side, while new recruits Reagan Campbell-Gillard<\/a> and Siliva Havili<\/a> will remain on their books.<\/p>\n \u201cThe clubs current grading is a reflection of where the club is at,\u201d Lockyer’s business partner Grant Wechsel told The Daily Telegraph.<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cWhile we clearly see the path forward and know we have the right ingredients on and off the field to revitalise the club, the gap was obviously too far for the independent panel to promote us.<\/p>\n