Warriors coach Andrew Webster extends through till 2032
Warriors head coach Andrew Webster has signed a contract extension keeping him with the NRL club until the end of the 2032 season. The deal aims to provide long-term stability for the team as they pursue future success.
Why it matters
Significant development for professional sports management and team leadership continuity.
Warriors coach Andrew Webster has re-signed with the NRL club until the end of the 2032 NRL season. Photo / Photosport
Warriors coach Andrew Webster has expressed his love for the club by signing a four-year contract extension through until the end of the 2032 NRL season.
Webster, initially contracted until the end of 2028, is currently in his fourth season in charge of the Warriors and has led them to 55 wins, a draw and 41 losses, a success rate of 57%.
By signing a new deal, the 44-year-old is on course to become the club’s longest and most successful coach, as they approach their third finals campaign under his leadership.
Ivan Cleary currently holds the mantle as the longest-serving coach, leading them in 137 games and four finals appearances in six seasons.
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