ERIBE DORO IS BACK!

Bradford Bulls are delighted to announce we have seen off interest to secure the signature of fans’ favourite and treble winner Eribe Doro – who has penned a two-year deal with the club!

The 24-year-old, who joins from Hull Kingston Rovers, became an instant hit on the terraces at Bartercard Odsal Stadium having arrived midway through the 2023 season and we’d like to thank the Bradford Bulls Squad Booster Association for their support to bring Doro back to the club.

‘Reebs’ was voted the ASN Doors Hitman of the Year, Coach’s Player of the Year, Players’ Player of the Year, Fan’s Player of the Year and the Telegraph & Argus Player of the Year in 2024, with his stunning form earning him a move to Sewell Group Craven Park. 

Doro made nine appearances for the Robins, who won the Challenge Cup, League Leaders’ Shield and Grand Final in 2025 – whilst also featuring seven times across two separate loan spells at the Bulls. 

Eribe Doro said:

“I’m buzzing to be back, everyone knows how much I love the club, the boys and the fans and to be a part of the journey with the club back in Super League is massive. 

“I created some really special bonds with some great people both on and off the pitch and I cannot wait to pull that shirt on again. 

“This is a really exciting time and I can’t wait to hear the Bulls fans get even louder, in even greater in numbers next year.” 

Bradford Bulls Head Coach Kurt Haggerty said: 

“I'm really excited to work with Eribe, I've had nothing but good feedback from people at the Bulls and from Jason Hirst and Brian Noble in particular. “He's someone that I have tracked for a little bit as I really like his style of play, he's aggressive, he's physical, he's highly committed to everything that he does. He really suits the narrative of how I want to play and I think there's still a little bit more to Eribe, which I think I can help him unlock.

“I'm really excited to see how he goes with us - he's been in a winning environment now so I hope he brings a bit of that winning culture with him over to the Bulls.”