In a surprising development, the Parramatta Eels have announced that Assistant Head Coach Trent Barrett has stepped down from his position, effective immediately. Barrett’s departure comes as a result of personal reasons that he has chosen to keep private.
The Eels organization expressed their gratitude for Barrett’s contributions during his tenure, acknowledging his role in shaping the team’s strategies and supporting the coaching staff. Head Coach Brad Arthur praised Barrett for his dedication and professionalism, stating, “Trent has been an invaluable part of our team, and his expertise and commitment will be greatly missed. We fully support his decision and wish him all the best during this time.”
Barrett, a former NRL player and coach with a solid reputation in the rugby league community, joined the Parramatta Eels in the off-season, bringing a wealth of experience and tactical acumen to the team. His sudden exit leaves the club with a gap to fill as they prepare for the upcoming matches.
The Eels have announced that they will be conducting a thorough search for Barrett’s replacement while also exploring interim options to ensure continuity in the coaching setup. The club’s management is confident that they will find a suitable candidate to step into the role and help guide the team through the remainder of the season.
Fans and players alike are expressing their support for Barrett during this transition, hoping for a resolution that allows him to address his personal matters while the Eels continue their campaign in the NRL.
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