RTS Partners with The Trin

Mo. Basuony

Published: March 27, 2026 2:24 PM ET

Wakefield Trinity have secured a high-profile signing ahead of the 2027 season. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, the dual-code international and former Dally M Medal winner, has agreed a two-year contract.

Contract and arrival

The 32-year-old will join the club at the DIY Kitchens Stadium. His deal runs for the 2027 and 2028 seasons in the Betfred Super League.

Filmogaz.com understands the signing represents a major statement of intent from the club. The announcement was framed publicly as RTS Partners with The Trin, highlighting the profile of the recruitment.

Career highlights

NRL debut in 2012.
More than 230 NRL appearances.
NRL Grand Final winner with the Sydney Roosters in 2013.
Dally M Medal winner in 2018 while at the New Zealand Warriors.
Golden Boot recipient in 2019 for international performances with New Zealand.

Code switches and rugby union stint

Tuivasa-Sheck moved to rugby union in 2022. He signed with the Blues and targeted a World Cup spot.

He earned three international union caps that year. He debuted off the bench against Ireland and later faced Australia. He also started against Japan.

Return to league and international choice

He returned to rugby league with the Warriors in 2024. That same year he changed his international allegiance to Samoa.

The Apia-born star featured in Samoa’s 2024 tour of England. He also played in the 2025 Pacific Championships alongside current Wakefield player Jazz Tevaga.

Club reaction and expectations

Head coach Daryl Powell described the signing as a major coup. He said the acquisition fits the club’s ambitious plans.

Director of Rugby Ste Mills called the move transformative for Super League. He added Tuivasa-Sheck’s experience could help the club challenge for trophies.