- Young Gun Finn Callaghan was a hot property in the open market
- St Kilda was hard in the rising star, but he was faithful to the giants
- The teammate had a blow to Saints and Callaghan
GWS has maintained a great incursion of Money from ST KILDA to maintain one of its brightest stars, with a giant star taking the moment to deliver a shameless sled to the Saints in the process.
The aforementioned AFL star, Finn Callaghan, has demonstrated her faith at the Greater Western Sydney of the flag after signing a four -year contract extension.
The highly qualified midfielder will be with the giants until at least at the end of the 2029 season after resisting the obertures to return to his Victorian home.
Disabled at the end of this season, the 21 -year -old rejected a monster contract of $ 17 million and 10 years of ST KILDA to remain in NSW.
The GWs defender, Connor Idun, made the announcement that Callaghan was staying in the club, and could not resist taking a shameless job in his payment package in the process.
“Very happy to announce our child Finn Callaghan for another four (years),” he said.
The ascent GWs star, Finn Callaghan, in a preseason race against the Sydney Swans, rejected a great offer of ST KILDA to remain loyal to the giants
Teammate Connor IDun had a blatant excavation in St Kilda and Callaghan when announcing his firm with the club
'Congratulations friend, obviously a great sign of faith for the club. Show what we are trying to create here, keep the united young nucleus.
“Yes, as I said, fueled and enjoy the cash partner.”
The firm was a welcome relief for GWs fans, fearful of losing the young star for St K Kbor.
'I'm not going to lie, losing to Finn would have broken me. One thing that I love of the AFL and its draft system is to see your best options and become weapons. Thanks for being loyal Finny, 'one published.
And GWs's head of Football, Jason McCartney, also praised the young weapon to resist the interest of other clubs.
“Finn has demonstrated in his first three seasons that he is a young talents immense in this competition and we are drunk to sign it in a new four -year agreement,” he said in a club statement.
'A talent player and Finn's age meant that there will always be a great immense interest of other clubs and is fantastic that has committed again to the club, since we see it as a large part of our future.
“Finn can see the brilliant future of the club with Adam Kingsley and wants to be part of the success that we firmly believe is on the horizon.”
Despite getting lost in Callaghan, St K Kbor coach Ross Lyon, he is still determined to turn the saints into an AFL force
Despite getting lost in Callaghan, the St K Kbor coach Ross Lyon, he is still pointing out his intention to turn the club into a Victorian power.
“As a Premier League coach told me, once you let your contracted players go through the door, hang your tile for the front that says to come and walk on us too,” he said.
“We are not hanging without a tile, here (in St Kild).”
Callaghan has been fundamental for giants in the machine room with Tom Green, averaging 23 provisions, 3.6 Tacle and 3.4 Authorizations per game last year, his third season at AFL level.
It is the last of a long line of GWS stars, including Jesse Hogan, Brent Daniels, Aaron Cadman and Sam Taylor, to sign contract extensions.
He burned after a final set out of set, GWS will begin his 2025 season when organizing Collingwood at the Engie Stadium on March 9.