Collingwood Head Coach Commits to Four-Year Deal Ahead of 2025 Season
Collingwood Football Club has secured the future of its senior coach, who has officially agreed to a four-year contract extension, ensuring stability and continuity for the team heading into the 2025 AFL season.
After months of speculation surrounding his future, the coach has finally put pen to paper, committing to the club until the end of the 2028 season. The deal reflects the club’s confidence in his leadership and long-term vision, particularly after a series of strong performances in recent years. Under his guidance, Collingwood has remained a formidable force in the AFL, with a playing style that has won admiration from fans and analysts alike.
Club executives expressed their satisfaction with the agreement, highlighting the coach’s ability to build a competitive squad and foster a strong team culture. “We are thrilled to have secured his services for the next four years. His leadership has been instrumental in our success, and we believe he is the right person to take us forward,” a club spokesperson stated.
The coach himself welcomed the opportunity to continue his journey with Collingwood, emphasizing his commitment to developing the team and pushing for more success. “It’s an honor to lead this great club, and I’m excited about what the future holds. We have an incredible group of players and staff, and I’m eager to keep building towards our goals,” he said.
With this contract now finalized, Collingwood can focus entirely on preparing for the upcoming 2025 season, where they will aim to solidify their standing as one of the AFL’s top contenders.
