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Bulls Back in Super League After 11-Year Absence
13 Feb
Summary
- Bradford Bulls return to Super League for the 2026 season.
- The club faced liquidation and has been reborn in recent years.
- Head coach Kurt Haggerty leads the team on their new journey.
Bradford Bulls will make their much-anticipated return to Super League for the 2026 season, marking an end to their 11-year absence. The club has experienced significant challenges, including liquidation, but has since been reborn and revived.
This return signifies a special moment for supporters who have longed for their club's presence among the elite. The Bulls, once capable of drawing crowds exceeding 24,000 for a derby match, are set to be back in the spotlight.
Kurt Haggerty, the head coach, will lead the team's charge back into Super League. Their opening match is scheduled away against Hull FC. Haggerty is focused on forging a "new era" for the Bulls, acknowledging the club's history while emphasizing the players' current journey.
