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Peposhi Pens New Deal



Bradford Bulls are delighted to announce Eliot Peposhi has signed a new full-time three-year deal – with thanks to the Bradford Bulls Squad Booster Association for their support.


The 21-year-old initially arrived on a trial basis prior to the start of our 2024 campaign, before being rewarded with a permanent three-year deal after a string of impressive, industrious performances.

A former St Helens junior, Peposhi has made 15 appearances to date alongside productive loan spells at Dewsbury Rams and Batley Bulldogs this season.

Peposhi, who was sponsored by Richard Bloodworth and Lilly Grace in 2025, said:

“I am really happy to be staying at Bradford, I said when I signed last year that it was every child’s dream to play Super League so it is amazing to be able to look forward to playing for Bradford in Super League."

“I have been putting my all in every day since coming to the club and going full-time means I can give this everything I’ve got to make an impact at Bradford. I am looking forward to getting into pre-season training and doing my best to impress Kurt, there is still a lot more to my game and I know I will be able to develop and continue progressing over the next three years.”

Bradford Bulls Head Coach Kurt Haggerty said:

“I like Eliot, he gives 100% in absolutely everything that he does. He is aggressive, he’s physical, he isn’t a big man but he certainly plays big. There’s a lot to his game that I like and I think moving into a full-time environment we will really see the best of him."

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Nov 3, 2025
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Bradford Bulls are delighted to announce Eliot Peposhi has signed a new full-time three-year deal – with thanks to the Bradford Bulls Squad Booster Association for their support.


The 21-year-old initially arrived on a trial basis prior to the start of our 2024 campaign, before being rewarded with a permanent three-year deal after a string of impressive, industrious performances.

A former St Helens junior, Peposhi has made 15 appearances to date alongside productive loan spells at Dewsbury Rams and Batley Bulldogs this season.

Peposhi, who was sponsored by Richard Bloodworth and Lilly Grace in 2025, said:

“I am really happy to be staying at Bradford, I said when I signed last year that it was every child’s dream to play Super League so it is amazing to be able to look forward to playing for Bradford in Super League."

“I have been putting my all in every day since coming to the club and going full-time means I can give this everything I’ve got to make an impact at Bradford. I am looking forward to getting into pre-season training and doing my best to impress Kurt, there is still a lot more to my game and I know I will be able to develop and continue progressing over the next three years.”

Bradford Bulls Head Coach Kurt Haggerty said:

“I like Eliot, he gives 100% in absolutely everything that he does. He is aggressive, he’s physical, he isn’t a big man but he certainly plays big. There’s a lot to his game that I like and I think moving into a full-time environment we will really see the best of him."

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