The nib Newcastle Knights have re-signed wing sensation Dom Young until at least the end of 2030.
Young, 25, made his NRL and Knights debut against the Dolphins in Round 3, 2021, within 12 months of making his Super League debut for Huddersfield at 17 years of age.
The flying winger has become an NRL try-scoring force, scoring 93 tries in 117 appearances and representing England eight times since making his international debut in September 2022.
Knights Head of Recruitment Peter O’Sullivan said Young was another key signature as the club continues to build it's future roster.
“We are delighted Dom has extended for three more years at his home here at the Knights,” O’Sullivan said.
“Dom rejoined us halfway through last year, quickly finding his best footy, creating and scoring tries, along with outstanding yardage carries for his teammates.
“He is an integral part of our DNA, and Dom, alongside a core group of key players, will help guide the Knights into the next five years and beyond.”
NRL Head Coach Justin Holbrook said Young re-signing is another great boost for the club.
“We are excited Dom has chosen to continue his career at the Knights,” Holbrook said.
“I firmly believe not many players in our competition can do what Dom does on the wing. His ability to score tries at one end and make tough yardage carries out of the other makes him invaluable to our team.”
“Dom is in the prime of his career and we can’t wait to be part of his next chapter here at the Newcastle Knights.”
