The Queensland Reds have officially confirmed their squad for the 2025 Super Rugby season.
The Reds team for next season includes 19 players with Test experience, including 18 Wallabies and former New Zealand All Blacks prop Jeffrey Toomaga-Allen.
They have also announced several new signings for the upcoming season, with Wallabies Lukhan Salakaia-Loto and Filipo Daugunu returning to the club. At the same time, Lachie Anderson, Josh Canham, Matt Gibbon and Mason Gordon are other arrivals.
Jude Gibbs, the son of former NRL Dally M Second-Rower of the Year and renowned sports doctor Nathan Gibbs, will also join the Reds from Northern Suburbs in what will be his first professional Super Rugby contract.
“We continue to evolve our squad and increase our depth and options for what will be another challenging Super Rugby Pacific season,” Reds head coach Les Kiss said.
“This is an ambitious group that knows working hard is the only way to bring out the best of their abilities in a fantastic competition.
“We need to be ready for everything Super Rugby throws at you and that starts on the training field, in the gym and in our team meetings.”
Full Squad for 2025
Forwards: Josh Nasser, Sef Fa'agase, Liam Wright, Ryan Smith, Richie Asiata, Zane Nonggorr, George Blake, Angus Blyth, Fraser McReight, Connor Vest, Harry Wilson, Seru Uru, Joe Brial, Matt Faessler, Jeffery Toomaga-Allen, Massimo De Lutiis, Alex Hodgman, Josh Canham, John Bryant, Trevor King, Max Craig, Matt Gibbon, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto
Backs: Josh Flook, Hunter Paisami, Mason Gordon, Jock Campbell, Frank Goldsbrough, Tate McDermott, Harry McLaughlin-Phillips, Louis Werchon, Tom Lynagh, Kalani Thomas, Isaac Henry, Filipo Daugunu, Tim Ryan, Will McCulloch, Dre Pakeho, Jude Gibbs, Lachie Anderson
Player Movements
Ins: Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (Rebels), Filipo Daugunu (Rebels), Josh Canham (Rebels), Matt Gibbon (Rebels), Lachie Anderson (Rebels), Dre Pakeho (academy), Mason Gordon (Rebels), Jude Gibbs
Outs: Peni Ravai (Drua), Cormac Daly (Yokohama Canon Eagles), Connor Anderson (Chugoku Red Regulions), Lawson Creighton (Waratahs), Taj Annan (NRL), James O'Connor (Crusaders), Mac Grealy (Force), Floyd Aubrey (Souths Logan Magpies), Suliasi Vunivalu
Coaching Staff
Les Kiss (head coach), Brad Davis (assistant coach), Jonathan Fisher (assistant coach), Zane Hilton (assistant coach), Dale Roberson (assistant coach)