The Dolphins have lured another Melbourne Storm champion with forward Kenny Bromwich putting pen to paper on a three-year deal.
Bromwich’s deal comes just 10 days after brother Jesse also signed on with the incoming 17th NRL franchise, but on a two-year deal.
The Storm brothers will join Maroons star and premiership-winning teammate Felise Kaufusi at the Dolphins when the club’s inaugural season kicks off in 2023.
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“Kenny Bromwich is yet another player that has all the qualities we are looking for – experience, ability, toughness and a track record of winning,” said Dolphins chief executive Terry Reader.
“Clearly we have placed some real importance on ensuring we have some reliable and experienced players on our roster for the first season.
“Along with his brother Jesse, Felise and also our signing from the Rabbitohs Mark Nicholls, we know we are going to be starting pre-season training with some real leadership in our squad.”
Bromwich has played 192 first grade games for the Storm since making his debut in 2013.
He’s also represented New Zealand at international level on 10 occasions.
In total, the Dolphins are getting a trio with a combined seven premierships: Bromwich (two), brother Jesse (three), Kaufusi (two).
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