Lachlan Ilias signs with St George Illawarra Dragons for two seasons

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The St George Illawarra Dragons have announced the signing of Lachlan Ilias on a two-year deal.

The 24-year-old goes to the club having made 53 appearances for the Rabbitohs and three international appearances for Greece.

“It’s fantastic to have Lachlan join us at the Dragons,” Head Coach Shane Flanagan said.

“He is coming into the best years of his career. His skill set complements our current squad and he joins the exciting group of players we have recruited ahead of the 2025 season.

“He is progressing well through his rehab and he will be ready to go for the trials. Lachlan joins a squad that is working hard and are committed to an improved 2025.

“We can’t wait for him to rip in with us.”

Source: dragons.com.au

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