Huddersfield have signed England international and former NRL winner Tom Burgess on a three-year deal from the start of the 2025 campaign.

The 31-year-old forward has made more than 200 appearances for South Sydney Rabbitohs since 2013, winning the title and featuring in his side's World Club Challenge triumph over St Helens in 2015.

Burgess has also made 33 appearances for England, and played in their 2017 World Cup final defeat against Australia.

Burgess, who started his career with Bradford, told Huddersfield's official website: "There is no mistake in what I want to do over in England, I want to come over there and win silverware.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus: John Bateman and Tom Burgess broke into Bulls' first team together as teenagers back in 2011.John Bateman and Tom Burgess broke into Bulls' first team together as teenagers back in 2011. (Image: PA.)

"I'm not coming back to make up numbers or finish my career. I never got there with Bradford, we had a good side back in those early days, but we never pushed through into the play-offs and made a go of it.

"So that's one thing I look for in a club, I want to get there, I want to get to those finals and bring silverware back to where it should be, the birthplace of rugby league".