BREAKING NEWS: Jamayne Isaako Signs with Panthers on $54.5 Million Deal – “I’m Ready to Make My Mark In Penrith”
In a blockbuster move that has sent shockwaves through the NRL, Jamayne Isaako has officially signed with the Penrith Panthers on a staggering $54.5 million deal, set to run through the 2029 season. The high-profile signing is being hailed as one of the most ambitious in the club’s history, as Penrith continues to reshape its roster with elite-level firepower.
Isaako, 28, arrives at the Panthers following a standout run with the Dolphins, where he led the NRL in both points and tries in multiple seasons. Known for his electric speed, lethal kicking game, and finishing ability, Isaako brings instant impact and experience to the reigning powerhouse club.
“It’s a dream come true,” Isaako said during the official signing announcement. “The Panthers are a club built on excellence and resilience, and I’m ready to add to that legacy. I’m here to make my mark in Penrith.”
The deal includes performance bonuses and ambassador responsibilities, reflecting Isaako’s growing status both on and off the field. Sources indicate that several rival clubs were in hot pursuit, but the Panthers ultimately secured the deal with a combination of long-term vision and championship appeal.
Penrith’s head coach Ivan Cleary expressed his excitement at the acquisition.
“Jamayne is one of the most dynamic backs in the game. His versatility, skill, and professionalism align perfectly with what we’re building. He’s going to be a fan favorite from day one.”
With Isaako now in black, the Panthers look set to maintain their dominance while adding fresh attacking options to their arsenal. The club’s faithful are already buzzing with anticipation, ready to welcome a new star to BlueBet Stadium.
Isaako is expected to debut in the 2026 season, with jersey sales and fan engagement already surging in response to the news.
As Penrith continues its quest for another premiership, one thing is clear: the addition of Jamayne Isaako signals a bold, new chapter — and the NRL has officially been put on notice.
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