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Finally he is back: Canterbury Bulldogs former star, Ben Barba Return back to Bulldogs few minutes ago…
Finally He Is Back: Canterbury Bulldogs Former Star Ben Baba Returns Just Minutes Ago
In a moment that has sent shockwaves of excitement through the NRL world, Ben Baba, former Canterbury Bulldogs fan favorite, has officially returned to the club just minutes ago. The news was confirmed by club officials at Belmore this afternoon, sparking immediate celebration among Bulldogs supporters both at the ground and across social media platforms.
Baba, a dynamic fullback and utility backline player, made his name in the blue and white jersey several years ago with a string of electrifying performances that turned him into one of the most exciting talents in the league. His blistering pace, sharp footwork, and instinctive playmaking earned him admiration not just from fans, but from players and coaches across the competition.
After a successful stint with the Bulldogs earlier in his career, Baba made the decision to move to a local side, the Gators, where he continued to play top-quality rugby league while dealing with personal development and injury recovery. Many thought his time in the NRL was over — but today, Ben Baba proved otherwise.
“I’ve always felt like a Bulldog,” Baba said moments after stepping out of the club’s headquarters. “This place made me who I am. Walking back in today… it just felt right.”
Club officials revealed that talks had been ongoing for several weeks, but the final agreement was only reached earlier today. The timing couldn’t be better for the Bulldogs, who have faced a rough start to their 2025 campaign, struggling to find consistency and depth in key positions. Baba’s return could be the injection of energy and leadership the team desperately needs.
Head coach Cameron Ciraldo was visibly thrilled. “Ben brings a spark that’s rare. His understanding of our culture, the connection he has with our fans, and his experience—on and off the field—makes him a perfect fit for where we’re heading. We didn’t bring him back for nostalgia. We brought him back because he can still change a game.”
Indeed, Baba’s highlights from his previous seasons with the Bulldogs remain fresh in the minds of supporters—whether it was a match-winning try, a stunning line break, or a try-saving tackle, Baba always had a knack for making big plays in crucial moments.
While no official debut date has been set for his return to the field, sources close to the club say Baba could be available for selection as early as next weekend, depending on final fitness checks and training integration. His return jersey number has yet to be confirmed, but fans are already clamoring for the chance to buy it once it’s released.
The response from the fanbase has been overwhelming. Within minutes of the club’s announcement, social media lit up with reactions. “The King is back,” wrote one fan on X (formerly Twitter). Another said, “I never thought I’d see the day! Ben Baba back where he belongs—let’s go, Dogs!”
Beyond his athletic impact, Baba’s return is also expected to have a strong influence off the field. During his previous time with the Bulldogs, he was heavily involved in community outreach and youth mentorship programs, earning praise for his humility and commitment to the next generation of players.
Whether Baba’s return sparks a fairytale comeback season or not, one thing is certain—his presence alone lifts the spirit of a club and fanbase hungry for a return to glory.
For now, the wait is over. Ben Baba is home. And the Bulldogs faithful couldn’t be happier.

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