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Parramatta Eels’ Roster Revamp: Full List of Departures and New Signings for 2025

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The Parramatta Eels are preparing for a new era under head coach Jason Ryles as he takes charge for the 2025 season. Following a disappointing 2024 campaign that almost ended with the wooden spoon, the club has made significant roster changes to strengthen the team. Long-time head coach Brad Arthur parted ways with the Eels mid-season, and now Ryles is leading one of the club’s most extensive roster overhauls in recent memory.

As Ryles gears up for his first season with the Eels, the blend of fresh signings and development of young players indicates a clear shift in strategy. This extensive roster transformation aims to bring a renewed competitive edge to Parramatta, setting the foundation for what the club hopes will be a successful 2025 season and beyond.

Key Departures from Parramatta Eels

  • Maika Sivo to Leeds Rhinos
  • Clint Gutherson to Dragons.
  • Reagan Campbell-Gillard to Titans
  • Blaize Talagi to Penrith Panthers
  • Ethan Sanders to Canberra Raiders
  • Matt Arthur to Newcastle Knights
  • Zac Cini to Castleford Tigers
  • Daejarn Asi to Castleford Tigers

Several players are currently without confirmed new clubs:

  • Ofahiki Ogden
  • Makahesi Makatoa
  • Morgan Harper
  • Isaac Lumelume
  • Lorenzo Mulitalo

These departures reflect a significant reshaping of the roster as the Eels aim to set a new direction for the future.

New Arrivals for 2. 025

  • Zac Lomax from St. George Illawarra
  • Isaiah Iongi from Penrith Panthers
  • Jack Williams from Cronulla Sharks
  • Dean Hawkins from South Sydney Rabbitohs

These new players bring versatility and experience across different positions, giving Ryles valuable options as he reshapes the lineup.

Investing in Future Talent

In addition to experienced recruits, Parramatta has renewed contracts for promising young players in their development squad. Charlie Guymer, Saxon Pryke, and Richard Penisini have each extended their contracts through the end of 2026, solidifying the Eels’ commitment to nurturing emerging talent for future success.

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