In a blockbuster move set to reshape the rugby league landscape, Matt Peet has officially accepted a staggering 4-year contract worth $88.49 million to remain head coach of the Wigan Warriors. The deal, one of the most lucrative in rugby league history, signals the club’s unwavering commitment to its future under Peet’s leadership.
Peet, who guided Wigan to multiple Super League successes and a World Club Challenge triumph, has earned widespread praise for his tactical brilliance, player development, and deep connection to the club’s culture. This new deal ensures that one of the brightest minds in the sport will stay at the helm through 2029.
“This club means everything to me,” Peet said in a statement. “I’m honoured by the faith shown in me and excited for what we can continue to build together.”
The announcement comes amid rumors of international interest, with several NRL clubs reportedly monitoring Peet’s availability. Wigan’s swift action to secure his services underscores their ambition to remain a dominant force in world rugby league.
Fans and analysts alike are calling this a landmark moment—not just for Wigan, but for the value and global recognition of elite coaching talent in the sport.
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