Former NRL premiership-winning prop Luke Burgess has rejoined Salford after an injury-hit spell at Catalans Dragons.
The 30-year-old joined the French side after helping Salford avoid relegation in 2016 but made only five appearances this year due to a knee injury sustained in April.
Burgess, who began his career at Leeds before stints with South Sydney and Manly, returns to the Red Devils on a one-year deal.
"We're delighted to bring Luke back to the club," said Salford head coach Ian Watson.
"He's going to be another big signing for us going forward.
"I've been keeping tabs on him since Luke impressed in his spell with us at the end of 2016 and bringing him back is massive for us.
"Luke's performance in the Million Pound Game stands out as his attitude to get a quick play-the-ball created our first try and enabled us to be able to shift the point of attack.
"In the second half when we were low on numbers he played big minutes and when there were tough carries to be taken Luke always turned up and his desire in defence was first class.
"He gives us even more size and power to our already solid pack and he adds a lot of experience which will help the younger lads in the squad."
