Bradford Bulls vice-captain Ryan Sutton has agreed a new two-year deal to stay at Odsal.
The 30-year-old forward arrived at the club in November 2025 after his contract with NRL side Gold Coast Titans expired.
He has made 10 Super League appearances this season for 11th-placed Bradford, scoring one try, which came in his most recent game against Catalans Dragons.
Sutton, who plays primarily as a prop, told the club website: “I knew coming here it was going to be a challenge in the first year but I also knew there were good things to come in the future.
“Bradford Bulls is a big club who’ve had a rollercoaster of a time before coming back into Super League so I just want to help people, that’s all I’ve done my whole life.”
He added: “I want to help get this club to a good place, I want to help get performances and wins and I want the club to take the next step.
“My dream is to win things with this club. I don’t just want to compete, I want to win Grand Finals, World Club Challenges, Challenge Cups and I can see us doing that over the next few years.”
Bradford head coach Kurt Haggerty said: “Ryan has fully immersed himself into the club and the DNA of how we want to play. He is a leader within our team and is desperate to bring success to the Bulls.
“This re-signing is another statement of intent and shows the ambition we have as a club to keep hold of our best players.”
Bradford are next in action on Saturday evening when they will be at home to St Helens.
