DONE DEAL: Stephen Crichton Extends Commitment with Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs for Another Four Years

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have officially secured star centre Stephen Crichton for another four years, solidifying his future with the club through to 2028. This extension is a major boost for the Bulldogs as they continue building a competitive squad capable of challenging for NRL premiership glory.

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Stephen Crichton, who joined the Bulldogs in 2024, has quickly become a cornerstone of the team’s structure, bringing his premiership-winning experience and leadership qualities to the club. The contract extension underscores the Bulldogs’ confidence in Crichton’s ability to lead the team both on and off the field.

“I’m thrilled to extend my time here at Canterbury,” Crichton said. “The club has a clear vision for the future, and I’m excited to be part of that journey. Our fans are incredible, and I can’t wait to continue giving my best for them.”

Since joining the Bulldogs, Crichton has been a standout performer, delivering game-changing moments in both attack and defense. His experience from multiple grand final appearances and leadership qualities have been invaluable for the Bulldogs as they strive to return to the NRL’s top ranks.

Bulldogs’ CEO Aaron Warburton expressed his delight over the deal:
“Stephen is a proven leader and world-class player. Extending his contract was a priority for us as we continue to build a team capable of competing at the highest level. His commitment to the Bulldogs for another four years is a massive boost for the club, fans, and our future success.”

The announcement has been met with excitement from the Bulldogs’ faithful, who have admired Crichton’s contributions since his arrival. With his contract locked in, fans can look forward to watching Crichton lead the charge as the Bulldogs aim to cement themselves as contenders in the seasons ahead.

Crichton’s extension is not just a win for the Bulldogs but also a statement of intent as they look to bring back their glory days under head coach Cameron Ciraldo.