The Parramatta Eels have confirmed that assistant head coach Trent Barrett has terminated his contract, marking an unexpected departure from the club. Barrett, a respected figure in the rugby league community with extensive coaching and playing experience, had joined the Eels to help bolster their coaching team. However, in a sudden decision, Barrett has decided to step back, citing personal reasons for his exit.
Barrett’s departure has left a noticeable gap in the Eels’ coaching staff, as he was instrumental in supporting head coach Brad Arthur, particularly in offensive strategies and player development. Known for his strategic acumen and ability to connect with players, Barrett’s influence was expected to be a key part of the Eels’ preparations for the upcoming season.
The Eels have yet to announce a replacement for Barrett, but sources within the club indicate they are actively searching for an experienced candidate to fill the role. Fans and players have expressed their gratitude for Barrett’s contributions during his time with Parramatta and wish him well in his future endeavors. This departure, however, raises questions about the coaching setup and plans for the Eels moving for
ward.
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