Young gun Jayden Campbell will remain a second-generation Titan until the end of the 2026 season with the 23-year-old inking a two-year contract extension to his current deal.
The son of foundation player Preston Campbell is one of the most exciting talents in the NRL since making his debut in 2021 and dominated in his 30th first grade game at the weekend against the Parramatta Eels in Magic Round.
A graduate of the Titans pathways system, the Helensvale Hornets junior has a burning desire to bring premiership success to the Gold Coast following the club’s long-term involvement with him and his family.
“I’ve always wanted to be a Titan and I’ve always wanted to be a one-club person as well,” Campbell said.
“The Titans have done a lot for me and my family, and I’d like to do the same for them.
“Hopefully that’s with bringing success here and winning premierships.”
Titans coach Justin Holbrook is elated to have the young talent locked in long-term with the club.
“Everyone loves JC and I’m so excited that he’ll remain a Titan until the end of 2026,” he said.
“He’s such a natural footy player and is a big part of our team. He’s worked extremely hard on his game and continues to impress every time he pulls on a Titans jersey.
“Not only is he electrifying in attack, but he has also shown to be fearless in defence and has proven to be such a valuable player for our roster with his ability to play in several positions.
“He loves this club as much as we love him, and he joins our strong group of core players who are locked in long-term to continue building sustained success here on the Coast.”
Campbell is the seventh Titan to commit to the Titans until the end of 2026; joining captain Tino Fa’asuamaleaui, David Fifita, AJ Brimson, Beau Fermor, Keano Kini and Alofiana Khan-Pereira.
