Home » Sports » Rugby League » NRL
A mixed year will see him change clubs in 2027.

The Canterbury Bulldogs have confirmed that playmaker Sean O'Sullivan is leaving the NRL club to join English Super League side St Helens. St Helens announced the permanent signing on Friday afternoon, marking the seventh professional club of O'Sullivan's career after previous stints across multiple NRL teams. O'Sullivan is scheduled to link up with his new team in England ahead of the upcoming pre-season.
O'Sullivan made 66 first-grade NRL appearances following his debut in 2018. At St Helens, he will play under incoming head coach Kevin Walters, who is slated to take over the club starting in 2027. O'Sullivan joins other recent recruits, including Solomona Faataape and Christian Tuipulotu, as part of the English outfit's squad reshaping.
NRL Finals player ratings: Every Dolphins and Roosters player ranked 1-34Zero Tackle
Wayne Bennett set to propose rule change in off-seasonZero Tackle
FINAL TEAMS: Dolphins vs Roosters – Preliminary Finals, 2026Zero Tackle
Departing Penrith duo reveal reasons for Perth move, reflect on career of coincidencesZero Tackle
Rugby League on TV: How to watch all 8 games this week including BBC Super League play-off coverageLove Rugby League
We use cookies to improve your experience, understand how MySportsTab is used, and deliver relevant content. You can accept all cookies, reject non-essential cookies, or customise your preferences at any time.
Get the latest sports news and top stories from MySportsTab delivered straight to your inbox.
No spam. Just the latest sports news and updates.