Rising Dragons playmaker Jonah Glover signs with South Sydney Rabbitohs

Jonah Glover, a star of the Dragons’ high-flying NSW Cup side, will leave the club at the end of the season with his path to first grade blocked by Lyhkan King-Togia and Kyle Flanagan.

South Sydney have secured promising St George Illawarra half Jonah Glover for next season.

This masthead understands that Glover, a star of the Dragons’ NSW Cup side that has been riding high near the top of the ladder this season, has agreed to a two year deal with the Rabbitohs.

Glover has had 15 try assists and 16 line break assist in 15 games for the Dragons.

St George Illawarra have won 11 times, including eight wins in a row before their weekend loss to Parramatta.

The 22-year-old Glover’s path to first grade at the Dragons has been blocked by Lyhkan King-Togia and Kyle Flanagan. The Dragons also have Lachlan Ilias under contract.

Jonah Glover will join South Sydney next season.

Souths, meanwhile, have had a revolving door in the halves this season due to injury. Cody Walker has missed much of the season with injury while Jamie Humphreys has been the preferred No.7.

Glover’s arrival is likely to make life more difficult for English playmaker Lewis Dodd, who has struggled to make an impact since his big-money move from Super League.