In a stunning development for the NRL, Parramatta Eels captain Mitchell Moses has signed a monumental three-year contract extension worth $80 million. This deal, which will keep him at the club until the end of the 2028 season, solidifies his status as one of the highest-paid players in rugby league history.
Moses, who has been a pivotal figure for the Eels since joining the club in 2017, has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership and performance on the field. His recent appointment as captain has further highlighted his importance to the team and the club’s future direction.
Parramatta Eels General Manager of Football, Mark O’Neill, expressed his excitement about the deal, stating that Moses’ commitment is a significant boost for the club and its supporters. “Having a player of Mitch’s calibre commit the rest of his career to the Eels is fantastic news for his teammates, our partners, members, and the entire Eels community,” O’Neill remarked.
This contract extension comes at a crucial time for the Eels as they aim to build a competitive squad around Moses, especially with the ongoing negotiations regarding other key players in the team.
Stability Moses’ long-term commitment provides stability for the Eels as they look to contend for the premiership.
Attracting Talent This high-profile deal may help attract other top players to the club, enhancing their chances of success in the coming seasons.
The announcement has sent shockwaves through the NRL, with many analysts predicting that this could set a new benchmark for player contracts in the league.
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