Anyone got a list of players we have signed versus players we have lost during his administration
From perplexity.
Here is a **year‑by‑year list of notable Parramatta Eels players joining and leaving the NRL roster from 2015–2024**, focusing on first‑grade‑level moves (not every pathway or lower‑grade player). [1][2][3][4][9]
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### 2015
**Joining**
- Isaac De Gois (from Cronulla‑Sutherland Sharks)
- Beau Champion (South Sydney Rabbitohs)
- Ben Crooks (Hull F.C.)
- Cody Nelson (Gold Coast Titans)
- Brad Takairangi (Gold Coast Titans)
- Anthony Watmough (Manly‑Warringah Sea Eagles)
- Reece Robinson (Canberra Raiders)
- Adam Quinlan (St George Illawarra Dragons) [1]
**Leaving**
- Daniel Harrison (to Manly‑Warringah Sea Eagles)
- Brenden Santi (to Wests Tigers)
- Jacob Loko (Canterbury‑Bankstown Bulldogs)
- Liam Foran (London Broncos)
- Willie Tonga (Catalans Dragons)
- Ken Sio (Hull KR)
- Kelepi Tanginoa (North Queensland Cowboys)
- Jarryd Hayne (to NFL / San Francisco)
- Fuifui Moimoi (Leigh Centurions)
- Lee Mossop (Wigan Warriors)
- Ryan Matterson (Sydney Roosters – later returned)
- Others to lower‑grade/overseas clubs. [1]
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### 2016
**Joining**
- Kieran Foran (from Manly Sea Eagles)
- Michael Jennings (Sydney Roosters)
- Beau Scott (Newcastle Knights)
- Michael Gordon (Cronulla Sharks)
- James Hasson (Manly Sea Eagles)
- Cameron King (North Queensland Cowboys)
- Kieran Moss (Penrith Panthers)
- Rory O’Brien (St George Illawarra Dragons)
- Mitch Cornish (Canberra Raiders)
- Kelepi Tanginoa (from North Queensland Cowboys – re‑transfer)
- Scott Schulte (North Queensland Cowboys)
- Clinton Gutherson (Manly Sea Eagles)
- Matthew Woods (Wests Tigers)
- Honeti Tuha (Newcastle Knights) [6]
**Leaving**
- Beau Champion (retired)
- Ben Crooks (Castleford Tigers)
- Zach Dockar‑Clay (Penrith Panthers)
- Richard Fa’aoso (retired)
- Fabian Goodall (Manly Sea Eagles)
- Tui Kamikamica (rugby union)
- Darcy Lussick (Manly Sea Eagles)
- Ryan Matterson (Sydney Roosters)
- Adam Quinlan (St Helens)
- Reece Robinson (rugby union)
- Chris Sandow (Warrington Wolves)
- Joseph Paulo (Cronulla Sharks)
- Josh Aloiai (Wests Tigers)
- Halauafu Lavaka (Manly Sea Eagles)
- Eric Newbigging (Illawarra Cutters)
- Pauli Pauli (Newcastle Knights)
- Ryan Morgan (mid‑season, to Melbourne Storm)
‑ Kieren Moss (mid‑season, to Bradford Bulls)
‑ Junior Paulo (mid‑season, to Canberra Raiders)
‑ Nathan Peats (mid‑season, to Gold Coast Titans) [2]
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### 2017
**Joining**
- Nathan Brown (South Sydney Rabbitohs)
- Jamal Fogarty (Burleigh Bears)
- Marata Niukore (New Zealand Warriors)
- Jack Morris (Eels junior)
- Suaia Matagi (Penrith Panthers)
- Will Smith (Penrith Panthers)
- Troy Dargan (Eels junior)
- Alex Twal (later came back mid‑season; counted as a new first‑grade‐type signing) [3]
**Leaving**
- Anthony Watmough (retired)
- Michael Gordon (Sydney Roosters)
- Tyrell Fuimaono (South Sydney)
- Luke Kelly (South Sydney)
- Mitch Cornish (Sydney Roosters)
‑ Danny Wicks (retired)
‑ Vai Toutai (released)
‑ James Hasson (Salford Red Devils – mid‑season)
‑ Jamal Fogarty (Gold Coast Titans – mid‑season)
‑ Bureta Faraimo (New Zealand Warriors – mid‑season)
***
### 2018
**Joining**
- Kane Evans (Sydney Roosters)
- Jaeman Salmon (Cronulla‑Sutherland Sharks)
- Tony Williams (Cronulla‑Sutherland Sharks)
- Ray Stone (Eels junior)
- Reed Mahoney (Eels junior)
- Dane Aukafolau (Eels junior) [4]
**Leaving**
- Semi Radradra (to rugby union / RC Toulonnais)
- Isaac De Gois (retired)
- Jeff Robson (retired)
- John Folau (Blacktown Workers)
- Jack Morris (Wentworthville Magpies)
- Cody Nelson (Blacktown Workers)
- Rory O’Brien (released)
- Scott Schulte (Redcliffe Dolphins)
- Honeti Tuha (Blacktown Workers)
- Joseph Ualesi (released)
- Matthew Woods (Wentworthville Magpies) [4]
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### 2019
**Joining**
- Reagan Campbell‑Gillard (Canberra Raiders)
- Marata Niukore (more established, but counted as a key 2018/19 building)
- Makahesi Makatoa (Eels junior, more regular first‑grade from 2019) [11][4]
**Leaving**
- Suaia Matagi (Huddersfield Giants)
- Tony Williams (retired / moved on)
- A few lower‑grade players cut as the pack was reshaped. [8]
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### 2020
**Joining**
- Sean Russell (Eels junior, promoted to regular first‑grade)
- Will Penisini (Eels junior, promoted) [11][12]
**Leaving**
- Blake Ferguson (to Super League)
- Several fringe players trimmed to manage cap and depth. [13][14]
***
### 2021
**Joining**
- Reed Mahoney (already at club but now full‑time in first‑grade)
- Isaiah Papali’i
- J’maine Hopgood [15][16]
**Leaving**
- Some mid‑tier players exited as club tightened cap and depth. [15][16]
***
### 2022–2023 (high‑level only)
**Joining (2022–2023)**
- Bailey Simonsson
- Kelma Tuilagi (from Manly)
- Morgan Harper (from Manly)
- Others from pathways (e.g., Daejarn Asi, Ofahiki Ogden, Makahesi Makatoa, Blaize Talagi). [15][16]
**Leaving (2022–2023)**
- Various fringe players and lower‑grade types; no single superstar exit that defined the move. [15][16]
***
### 2024
**Joining (off‑season / 2024 season)**
- Kelma Tuilagi (from Manly – 2023 deal, 2024 season)
- Morgan Harper (from Manly – 2023 deal, 2024 season)
- Several path‑from‑19s or 20s promoted to first‑grade roles. [15][17]
**Leaving (Top 30 + notable)**
- Reagan Campbell‑Gillard
- Daejarn Asi
- Zac Cini
- Ofahiki Ogden
- Makahesi Makatoa
- Morgan Harper
- Blaize Talagi
- Ethan Sanders
- Matt Arthur
- Isaac Lumelume
- Lorenzo Mulitalo
- Others listed by the Eels as departing players. [9][10]
