St George Illawarra have re-signed outside back Tautau Moga and secured the services of Northern Pride front-rower Nick Lui-Toso ahead of the Dragons' 2023 NRL Telstra Premiership campaign.
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Moga featured 10 times for the Dragons in 2022 upon joining the club, complementing his 84 first grade games to date. The Samoan international has re-signed for a further season.
"Tautau is a well-respected member of our NRL squad. The younger members of our playing squad have particularly benefited from his experience and professionalism over the last year," Dragons general manager of football Ben Haran said.
"Tautau's reliability held him in good stead throughout the past season, especially when called upon for first grade, so it's pleasing to have him remain at the Dragons in 2023."
Lui-Toso was previously contracted to the Penrith Panthers to his Intrust Super Cup move.
"Nick will add another physical presence to our Top 30 squad with front row a position we are looking to continue to build," Haran added.
"We look forward to providing Nick an opportunity to step up to the NRL level."
Lui-Toso's signing follows the recruitment of Wests Tigers hooker Jacob Liddle.
Additional signings as well as the club's 2023 train and triallists will be announced in the coming weeks, ahead of mid-November's pre-season commencement.
