Fan votes to count towards Super League Dream Team selection

Warrington Wolves' last Dream Team selections came in 2024 when Matt Dufty, Danny Walker and Matty Ashton were picked <i>(Image: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)</i>
Warrington Wolves' last Dream Team selections came in 2024 when Matt Dufty, Danny Walker and Matty Ashton were picked (Image: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)
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FOR the first time, supporters will have a say in how the Super League Dream Team looks.

Rugby League Commercial have confirmed the way in which the annual select 13 will be chosen has been revamped for 2026 to include input from fans, who will be able to vote through the Dream Team Selector on the Super League website.

Picks from fans will account for 20 per cent of the overall weighting, with the team then announced on Sunday, September 13, ahead of the start of the play-offs.

The Man of Steel panel’s votes will account for 50 per cent of the weighting, with each panel member selecting their own Dream Team based on what they have seen this season.

A specially selected cohort of rugby league journalists will then contribute the remaining 30 per cent, with each reporter selecting their own team.

The fan vote is now open and will close on Sunday, September 6.

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