Kalyn Ponga Newcastle Knights
Arguably the most exciting young player in the NRL, the 19-year-old former Cowboy arrives at Newcastle as the highest-paid teenager in the history of the game after signing a four-year deal worth $3.5 million.
Sam Cook Warriors
The versatile five-eighth or hooker is in line to make his NRL debut after acquitting himself well in the trials. With Nate Roache (injured) and Ata Hingano (released) out of the frame, the 24-year-old could fill the utility spot on the bench for next week's round one clash against the Rabbitohs.
Brodie Croft Melbourne Storm
The 20-year-old will wear Cooper Cronk's old No 7 jersey and look to cement himself in first grade after filling in for four matches last year following his debut in 2016.
Viliame Kikau Penrith Panthers
The 22-year-old wrecking ball will feature in the Panthers' top side after making nine outings off the bench last year before he starred for Fiji at the World Cup.
Kyle Flanagan Cronulla Sharks
The 19-year-old halfback — the son of Sharks coach Shane Flanagan — is expected to get his first taste of NRL during the Origin period after breaking the NYC scoring record last season with 360 points in 26 games.
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