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Kai O’Donnell is back, and it is fantastic news for his former club Leigh Leopards after winning the race for his signature.

Kai O'Donnell has completed a return to Super League by signing a multi-year contract with Leigh Leopards. The back-rower rejoins the club from the North Queensland Cowboys ahead of the 2027 season, serving as Leigh's first major addition for the upcoming campaign.
O'Donnell previously scored 31 tries across 77 appearances for Leigh, winning the Challenge Cup in 2023. His arrival helps offset the departure of Owen Trout to Cronulla Sharks, alongside exits for Robbie Mulhern, Jack Hughes, and Isaac Liu.
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