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Tyrell Sloan is one of the high-profile NRL recruits made by Castleford Tigers for the 2027 season, and one of his incoming teammates has tipped the speedster to be crowned Super League Man of Steel. The 24-year-old fullback is set…

Incoming Castleford Tigers recruit Damien Cook has backed fellow new signing Tyrell Sloan to thrive in Super League, suggesting the 24-year-old fullback has a strong chance to win the Man of Steel award. Sloan is joining Castleford from NRL side St George Illawarra Dragons for the 2027 season alongside Cook and Matty Feagai.
Cook compared Sloan's elite speed to Wigan Warriors stars Bevan French and Jai Field, emphasizing that the move to England provides the fullback with the platform and respect he deserves. Cook also noted that Sloan could either return to the NRL after building confidence or extend his stay in Super League long term.
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