Josh Addo-Carr’s future with the Canterbury Bulldogs is in serious doubt following recent developments. The Bulldogs have signed winger Marcelo Montoya from the New Zealand Warriors, which could indicate plans to replace Addo-Carr.
This comes after Addo-Carr tested positive for cocaine during a roadside test in September 2024. Although he maintains his innocence, the positive result has led to his suspension, a fine, and questions over his future at the club. He is yet to meet with the Bulldogs’ management to discuss his next steps, but his position appears increasingly uncertain.
Addo-Carr, who is under contract with Canterbury until 2025, faces scrutiny from both the NRL integrity unit and club officials, with further decisions on his fate pending. Phil Gould, Bulldogs’ football manager, has expressed concerns over contradictions in Addo-Carr’s account of events, signaling that the club is still investigating the matter before deciding on potential disciplinary action.
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