South Sydney Rabbitohs confirmed new contract

Jai Arrow confirmed new contract “I am very proud and grateful to the club for giving me the opportunity to stay.
“The South Sydney Rabbitohs confirm they have re-signed Jai Arrow for a further three seasons until the end of the 2027 season.

Arrow has been a mainstay of the team since joining them in 2020 and has participated in 63 games for the club, adding to his previous total of 80 NRL games, in which he played for the Brisbane Broncos and Gold Coast Titans.
The Queensland-born striker also represented his state in a total of 12 matches between 2018 and 2023.“I am very proud and grateful to the Club for giving me the opportunity to stay until the end 2027 season,” Arrow said in a statement presented by the club.
“I am honored and it makes me proud to be part of this historic Club.
It is a privilege to wear the shirt and represent the Club and its community every day.
“The boys, coaches and staff are all confident that we will be successful and I am excited about what lies ahead in the coming years.
“I want to finish my journey at this club and I’m delighted to be part of the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
While it’s unclear how much his contract extension is worth, the same publication revealed earlier this year that it would be a $2.
5 million deal.

The Rabbitohs have a number of players out of contract at the end of the 2024 season and will look to re-sign them before other clubs begin negotiations with them.
Players whose contracts have expired include England international Thomas Burgess, veteran Michael Chee-Kam, young hooker Peter Mamouzelos, full-back Taane Milne, and striker Shaquai
”While it’s unclear how much his contract extension is worth, the same publication revealed earlier this year that it would be a $2.
5 million deal.
The Rabbitohs have a number of players out of contract at the end of the 2024 season and will look to re-sign them before other clubs begin negotiations with them.
Players whose contracts have expired include England international Thomas Burgess, veteran Michael Chee-Kam, young hooker Peter Mamouzelos, full-back Taane Milne, striker Shaquai Mitchell, impressive striker Isaiah Tass and pace wing Izaac Thompson.
Head of football Mark Ellison said: “Jai has proven himself to be one of the best utility forwards in the game and he has proven that at State of Origin level too.
“Whether playing in the middle or on the edge, he rarely misses his assignment and is one of the most reliable players and team-mates we have at the Rabbitohs.

“He’s a great guy to be around the club off the field too.
He is always willing to lend a hand to any community or sponsorship event that the Club and Souths Cares can organize and he gets the job done without any problem.
He is always a positive influence on the team and is someone everyone wants to play with.
“We are truly delighted to see Jai commit his future here to South Sydney and we are confident that he will make a significant contribution to any future success of the club.