Which players are leaving the Gold Coast Titans? Full 2025 departures and arrivals lists

Mark Molyneux

Which players are leaving the Gold Coast Titans? Full 2025 departures and arrivals lists image

Gold Coast endured a rotten season that ended in them narrowly avoiding the dreaded wooden spoon, while Des Hasler was shown the exit door. 

The Titans announced the end of Hasler's two-year reign just a few weeks before the end of the campaign after months of speculation about the veteran coach's future. 

Josh Hannay was quickly announced as his successor and the rookie coach will have his work cut out for him as he attempts to drag the perennial underachievers up the ladder in 2026. 

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Which players have left Gold Coast Titans in 2025? 

The Titans lost forward Josiah Pahulu to Melbourne midway through the 2025 season as he was granted an early release to ink a two-year deal with the Storm. 

Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui announced he would depart at the end of the campaign after he agreed to a two-year deal with Catalans. 

Kieran Foran revealed he would bring the curtain down on his 17-year NRL career, although he won't leave the club altogether after being moved into a position on the staff. 

Meanwhile, at the opposite end of the career spectrum, the Titans lost emerging talent Javon Andrews to the Wests Tigers. 

Full list of Gold Coast Titans departures

PlayerNew club
Javon AndrewsWests Tigers 
Iszac Fa'asuamaleauiCatalans Dragons
Kieran ForanRetired
Ken MaumaloReleased 
Josiah PahuluMelbourne Storm

Who have the Gold Coast Titans signed for 2026?

  • Kurtis Morrin (Canterbury Bulldogs)

Who have the Titans re-signed for next season?  

The Titans sought to secure the futures of several key members of their backline, with Keano Kini signing a mega deal which will see him through until the end of 2030. 

Jaylan De Groot and Jojo Fifita also agreed fresh terms on the Glitter Strip during the 2025 campaign. 

Mark Molyneux

Mark Molyneux is a freelance writer covering the NRL and UFC for Sporting News Australia. He has previously worked in the music industry and as a teacher around the world.