by Warrington Wolves prop Joe Bullock has made a permanent move to Salford Red Devils, signing a two-year deal with the club.
The 31-year-old spent the second half of the 2024 season on loan at Salford and played eight games for Paul Rowley’s side, six of which he was on the bench.
Bullock becomes Salford’s fourth signing ahead of next season, with the club already announcing the signings of Esan Marsters (Huddersfield Giants), Sam Davis (London Broncos) and Chris Hill (Huddersfield Giants).
“I’m really excited to commit my future here to Salford,” said Bullock, who will now stay at Salford Community Stadium until at least the end of 2026.
“I enjoyed joining at the end of last year and having the opportunity to work with Paul (Rowley) and the coaching staff. I can see the direction the club is going and its ambitions for success.
“Hopefully I can be a big part of it and let’s see what we can achieve in the next few years.”
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Salford Red Devils boss Paul Rowley is delighted to have secured the services of Joe Bullock on a permanent basis
Blackpool-born Bullock has made more than 250 appearances for Leigh Leopards, Barrow Raiders, Wigan Warriors, Warrington Wolves and Salford Red Devils since making his professional debut in 2012.
“We are really pleased that Joe will remain a Red Devil in the future,” said Rowley.
“I have known Joe for a long time and he is a great character who I and the group really enjoy working with.
“He made a huge impact on us when he went out on loan last year and I’m sure with the support of everyone at Salford he will continue to be a fantastic addition to the team.”
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