Fiji Bati Centre Waqa Blake has secured a new club for the 2025 season following his departure from St Helens in the Super League. After struggling to make a significant impact since his arrival, despite being the club’s third-highest try-scorer with 11 tries, Blake has now signed a two-year deal with the Bradford Bulls in the Championship.
Blake’s move is part of a larger reshaping of the Bulls’ team, which has seen the return of legendary head coach Brian Noble and several high-profile signings. The team is demonstrating ambition and determination as they aim to build a competitive squad for the upcoming seasons.
Blake will provide valuable experience to the Bulls, having made 165 appearances in the NRL. Both Blake and Noble expressed enthusiasm about the new collaboration, highlighting Blake’s potential to enhance the team’s performance.
In his statement, Blake emphasized his excitement about joining a club with a rich history and noted the strong squad being assembled. He looks forward to connecting with the players, staff, and most importantly, the fans, as he aims to make a significant contribution to the upcoming season.
This signing represents a hopeful new chapter for Blake and the Bradford Bulls, as they look to capitalize on his talents to achieve success in the Championship. With Blake’s experience and the strategic moves made by the Bulls, there is a promising outlook for the upcoming seasons.
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