The Parramatta Eels have secured the services of assistant coach Trent Barrett for an additional three years, following a successful season that saw him play a pivotal role in the team’s development. The Eels, who are eager to build on their strong performances in recent years, announced the re-signing of Barrett to a new deal, ensuring his continued involvement through the 2026 season.
Barrett, who joined the Eels’ coaching staff in 2023, has been credited with significantly enhancing the team’s attacking strategies and bringing a wealth of experience to the coaching setup. His re-signing is seen as a vote of confidence from head coach Brad Arthur and the club’s management, who believe Barrett’s influence is crucial to the team’s future success.
“We are thrilled to have Trent commit to the Eels for another three years,” Arthur said in a statement. “His experience and tactical knowledge have been invaluable, and we’re excited about what we can achieve together as a team moving forward.”
Barrett, a former NRL head coach with the Manly Sea Eagles and Canterbury Bulldogs, has found his footing in an assistant role, focusin.
Barrett’s re-signing comes as a boost to the club and its fans, who are optimistic about the team’s prospects heading into the new season. With his experience and tactical acumen, the Eels believe they are well-positioned to compete with the league’s best.
