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England captain George Williams won’t just be worried about impressing Brian McDermott in the nation’s World Cup opener against Tonga but also the opposition coach, Kristian Woolf, who will coach him at club level in 2027. George Williams’ NRL move…

England captain George Williams has officially confirmed his return to the NRL after signing a two-year contract with the Dolphins starting in 2027. The 31-year-old playmaker prepares to face his future club coach, Kristian Woolf, and future teammate Isaiya Katoa when England plays Tonga in their World Cup opening match under national coach Brian McDermott.
Williams departs Warrington Wolves following their Grand Final loss to Wakefield. He joins fellow England internationals Herbie Farnworth and Morgan Knowles at the Dolphins, with club CEO Terry Reader praising the experienced halfback as a major international signing to guide the team's spine.
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