Brent Naden #256

Wests Tigers is delighted to announce that Brent Naden has extended his contract through until the end of the 2025 season.

Naden joined the club mid-season on an 18-month deal which has now been extended by a further two seasons.

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Brent made his Wests Tigers debut in Round 11 against his former club Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. He made his 50th NRL appearance in the team’s win over Brisbane in Round 20, and has scored four tries in his past three games.


Naden in for second against Cowboys

Naden in for second against Cowboys
Naden in for second against Cowboys
Naden becomes the third outside back in less than a week to extend his stay at the club, joining Starford To’a and Asu Kepaoa.

Wests Tigers CEO, Justin Pascoe says the recent contract extensions are a sign of things to come.

“I’ve been saying for some time now that this club is in a position to go from strength to strength, and Brent sees that too."

We are really happy to have Brent and his family on board long term."
CEO, Justin Pascoe
"I know Brent has enjoyed his brief time as a Wests Tigers player, and we all look forward to seeing him represent our club over the next few years.”

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Naden also believes the club is set up for a bright future, “From the moment I arrived this year the club has made us feel very welcome, and I’m delighted to extend my stay.”

From the front office to the coaching and playing staff, I can see it’s a really professional outfit, with plenty of ambition."
Brent Naden
I think there are a lot of things to be excited about in the years to come, including the new coaching structure, the Centre of Excellence, and the great young players we have coming through the junior rep teams.”

Right now, I’m just looking forward to doing my bit to help the team finish the season strongly.”

We're re-signing players for fun at this point.
 
A very questionable re-signing. Why the need to have 3 more years from him? His defence is highly questionable, hence his being released by his 2 previous clubs. Extending to 2025 is extreme overkill and very likely to bite us in the future.
 
Wests Tigers is delighted to announce that Brent Naden has extended his contract through until the end of the 2025 season.

Naden joined the club mid-season on an 18-month deal which has now been extended by a further two seasons.

67012623_nadenb-220730_cd_2016_202273022124.jpg

Brent made his Wests Tigers debut in Round 11 against his former club Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. He made his 50th NRL appearance in the team’s win over Brisbane in Round 20, and has scored four tries in his past three games.


Naden in for second against Cowboys

Naden in for second against Cowboys
Naden in for second against Cowboys
Naden becomes the third outside back in less than a week to extend his stay at the club, joining Starford To’a and Asu Kepaoa.

Wests Tigers CEO, Justin Pascoe says the recent contract extensions are a sign of things to come.

“I’ve been saying for some time now that this club is in a position to go from strength to strength, and Brent sees that too."


"I know Brent has enjoyed his brief time as a Wests Tigers player, and we all look forward to seeing him represent our club over the next few years.”

67005239_nadenb-220730_cd_2182_202273022124-1.jpg

Naden also believes the club is set up for a bright future, “From the moment I arrived this year the club has made us feel very welcome, and I’m delighted to extend my stay.”


I think there are a lot of things to be excited about in the years to come, including the new coaching structure, the Centre of Excellence, and the great young players we have coming through the junior rep teams.”

Right now, I’m just looking forward to doing my bit to help the team finish the season strongly.”

We're re-signing players for fun at this point.
✅✅✅ credit to @Madge . Thanks for sharing 🫡
 
A very questionable re-signing. Why the need to have 3 more years from him? His defence is highly questionable, hence his being released by his 2 previous clubs. Extending to 2025 is extreme overkill and very likely to bite us in the future.
given the focus on attacking football that's been mentioned by Sheens, Marshall and Farah I think Naden suits their style of footy down to the ground. yes he's a bit shoddy defensively but he's shown his ability both here and at other clubs with the ball in hand. I'm pretty happy with him re-signing to be honest, been very good since coming across.
 
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