DEAL COMMITTED: Agrees Stunning $128.7 Million Move to

The rugby league world has been rocked by sensational reports claiming that has agreed to a massive long-term contract with the in a deal reportedly worth an astonishing $128.7 million.

The blockbuster agreement would see the superstar fullback leave the after years as the face of the club, becoming Canberra’s new marquee player and the centerpiece of their future plans.

According to reports circulating across social media and rugby league circles, the Raiders have been aggressively pursuing Trbojevic for months, determined to secure one of the game’s most dangerous attacking weapons. Club officials are believed to view the signing as a statement move that could transform Canberra into a serious premiership contender.

Sources close to the negotiations suggest the deal includes record-breaking bonuses, ambassador roles, and leadership incentives that would make Trbojevic one of the highest-paid players in NRL history.

Fans were left stunned as rumors of the agreement exploded online late Thursday night, with many supporters struggling to believe that Manly’s beloved number one could be preparing for a dramatic exit.

A source reportedly connected to the Raiders organization said:

“Tom wants a fresh challenge and Canberra presented a vision he couldn’t ignore. They see him as the player who can lead the club into a new era.”

The news has sparked emotional reactions from Sea Eagles supporters, many of whom consider Trbojevic one of the greatest players ever to wear the maroon and white jersey. Meanwhile, Canberra fans have already begun celebrating the possibility of seeing the superstar fullback running out in green next season.

While neither club has officially confirmed the details, insiders believe discussions are in the final stages and an official announcement could arrive soon.

If completed, the stunning transfer could become one of the biggest player moves the NRL has ever seen and dramatically reshape the competition heading into the new season.