The Perth Bears have their latest recruit for their 2027 inception with veteran NRL forward Scott Sorensen to join the club on a two-year deal.
Since debuting in 2014, Sorensen has played 139 NRL games with his time at the Penrith Panthers a career revival for hm.
With four premierships to his name during his time at Penrith, Bears coach Mal Meninga is pleased to add a player of Sorensen’s quality and experience.
“Scott is a natural leader who had great success at club and international level,” Meninga said.
“He has great skill with the ball and really sets the tone with his defence. Above all, Scott is a selfless person who other players want to play with.
“I’m very excited to welcome him and his family to the Perth Bears.”
Sorensen and his family are no strangers to Perth with his wife hailing from the city, with the forward pleased to be a part of the setup.
“Perth is a fantastic city. I’m absolutely thrilled to have the opportunity to be a part of the first-ever Perth Bears squad,” Sorensen said.
“My wife is from Perth, so I know there is already a lot of excitement about the Bears coming into competition from people in Western Australia.
“It’s a privilege to have the opportunity to be a part of the team and help set the standards and build the culture of the club from day one.”
