Dally M Star’s Move Shocks Sydney NRL Rivals
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck will leave the NRL at the end of the season after signing with Wakefield Trinity. The 32-year-old recorded the moment on his brother’s podcast as he finalised a two-year contract. The deal will keep him at the Super League club until the end of 2028.
The Dally M winner’s decision has shocked NRL rivals in Sydney. Tuivasa-Sheck is a high-profile signing for Wakefield. The move also fuels talk about player pathways between league and union.
Contract and ambitions
Tuivasa-Sheck confirmed he had initialled every page and completed the paperwork. He said he was taking his family with him and seeking a fresh challenge. He also spoke about chasing silverware and enjoying the experience overseas.
At Wakefield, he will join former NRL players Jazz Tevaga and Tyson Smoothy. Smoothy was a premiership winner in 2025. The new pairing adds experience to Trinity’s squad.
Career record and honours
- 235 first-grade appearances across 13 seasons.
- Premiership winner with the Sydney Roosters.
- Dally M Medal recipient in 2018.
Interest from Australia and switch possibilities
There was reported interest from the Sydney Roosters and South Sydney Rabbitohs. He has also been linked to rugby union projects, including the R360 competition. Tuivasa-Sheck previously represented the Blues and the All Blacks in New Zealand.
Warriors’ response
Warriors coach Andrew Webster said conversations with Tuivasa-Sheck had been constructive. He added that if the player departs, he leaves with the club’s blessing. Webster also said they would celebrate if Tuivasa-Sheck chose to stay.
Filmogaz.com will monitor the transfer and provide further updates as the new season approaches.
