In a landmark move for the Penrith Panthers, star halfback Nathan Cleary has committed to the club until the end of the 2027 season. This extension solidifies Cleary’s position as a central figure in the team’s future ambitions. 
Cleary, 24, has been instrumental in the Panthers’ recent successes, including their 2021 NRL Premiership victory. His leadership on the field and consistent performance have earned him accolades such as the Clive Churchill Medal and recognition as one of the premier playmakers in the league.
The contract extension reflects the Panthers’ commitment to maintaining a strong core of players and ensuring stability as they aim for continued success in the NRL. Cleary’s dedication to the club is evident in his statement: “I couldn’t be happier, I’m really proud to lead this club and these boys.”
This move not only secures Cleary’s talents for the Panthers but also positions him to potentially become one of the club’s greatest-ever players. With his best years ahead, fans and teammates alike are optimistic about the heights the team can reach under his guidance.
As the Panthers look to build on their recent achievements, Cleary’s long-term commitment serves as a foundation for future aspirations and reinforces the club’s status as a formidable force in the NRL.
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