Leigh Leopards have confirmed signing number four ahead of the 2027 season, with the club bringing in a prop from a Super League rival.

Wakefield Trinity man Jordan Williams will make the move to the Leopards’ Den next year, after a one-year spell with the Super League champions saw him earn very limited game time.

Making just three appearances for the club in 2026, he spent time on loan at Batley Bulldogs as well as being a regular in the club’s reserve grade.

Williams joins Kai O’Donnell, Tevita Pangai Jr and Jack Purtill in being new faces in Adrian Lam’s side next season, and he will now embark on his seventh career club, loans included.

Born in Stevenage, he made his senior debut at Oxford before joining London Broncos. A loan spell at Widnes came in 2024, before he joined Featherstone Rovers in 2025.

Following their voluntary liquidation, an opportunity arose for him to join Trinity and get another crack in the top flight.

He has now landed at Leigh, where he is eager to make the most of his third stint in Super League.

Wakefield Trinity man joins Super League rivals Leigh Leopards

“I’m really excited to be joining Leigh,” Williams told club media outlets. “They have been on a huge journey over the last five years, and I’m grateful to be a part of the club going forward.

“The atmosphere at Leigh Sports Village is one of the best in Super League. The fans play a huge part in that, alongside all of the great work Derek [Beaumont, club owner] has done bringing the club and game day to a new level.

“I respect and admire Adrian Lam as a coach, and I am looking forward to working alongside him for the next chapter in my career.”

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