The Brisbane Broncos have reportedly secured the signature of Grant Anderson from the Melbourne Storm, with the 25-year-old set to join the club at the start of the 2026 NRL season. While the official announcement has not yet been made, sources suggest that Anderson has signed a two-year deal with the Broncos.
Anderson, a Fremantle native, has played 24 NRL games and made a significant impact in the 2024 season, stepping up into a more prominent role within the Storm’s first-grade squad. His strong performances have earned him a place at the Broncos, where he is expected to bolster their outside back depth.
The signing of Anderson raises questions about the future of Broncos winger Selwyn Cobbo, as the club continues to shape its roster for the coming seasons. The addition of another outside back could signal a potential shift in the Broncos’ plans for Cobbo, but Broncos made official decision regarding his future; set to keep Cobbo at the club.
As Brisbane prepares to make further roster moves, Anderson’s arrival marks an exciting step forward for the Broncos, who are keen to strengthen their squad for the 2026 season and beyond.
