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After letting Jack Bostock slip through their fingers once, the Dragons are keen for the Kangaroos’ debutant to return if he becomes a free agent.
St George Illawarra intend to target Kangaroos debutant and Dolphins outside back Jack Bostock if he reaches free agency on November 1. Bostock, who previously came through the Illawarra Steelers junior ranks, is viewed by the Dragons as a priority marquee target for the 2028 season as they seek to bring back local talent.
The Dolphins are keen to retain Bostock, though discussions have been slowed by his Australian camp commitments and coach Kristian Woolf's involvement with Tonga. Bostock stated his management is discussing his future, but insisted contract talks are not distracting him from his upcoming international debut against New Zealand.
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