The Manly Sea Eagles have confirmed Zac Fulton’s time at the club has come to an immediate end.
Zac Fulton’s stint with the Manly Sea Eagles has officially ended, and the team has released him from the remaining terms of his playing contract.
Being the grandson of Immortal Bob and the son of Scott, Fulton is a third-generation Sea Eagle who was expected to do great things as a lock or second-rower for the Sea Eagles.
In spite of this, he has only played one game in the top division, debuting in the historic Sydney Roosters game in 2022 during the pride jersey boycott.
Following his release, Fulton will join the Bradford Bulls, who will play out the season in the English second division as the renowned team looks to return to the Super League, Manly confirmed in a statement.
Fulton’s management requested the release, and CEO Tony Mestrov stated the team wished him well.
Sea Eagles CEO Tony Mestrov confirmed Fulton’s departure in a club statement. “We wish Zac all the very best with the next chapter of his rugby league journey and thank him for all of his efforts at Manly,” Mestrov said.
Fulton has shown a lot of promise at reserve grade level and is likely to have a chance to play in the NRL again after his time in England. He participated in the Indigenous All Stars pre-season match against the Maori All Stars this year.
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