Salford RLFC are pleased to announce the contract extension of Brad Dwyer until the end of the 2027 season.
The 33-year-old joined the club in January of 2026, and has been a vital part of the team whilst being club captain.
Dwyer was made Player-Assistant Coach back in May of this year, and has worked closely with Head Coach Dave Hewitt, as there has been a significant upturn in results since the duo stepped into their roles.
Salford’s number nine has been a talisman for the team and wants to continue to help nurture the younger players in the side, as he said:
“I have been really enjoying my time in this new role and also proud of what the club is creating.
“The new role has given me a new lease of life, it puts a lot of onus on me having to deliver what we have spoken about to the lads in training.
“I have felt a bit protective over the younger players, which has probably resulted in me getting sin binned sometimes, which has never normally been what I am like.”
Both Dwyer and Hewitt have played a massive role in shaping the clubs culture set by CEO Ryan Brierley within the squad this season.
“I have loved seeing the lads buy in to what we are creating, me and Chewy (Dave Hewitt) have got a great connection with the lads.
“I have seen that there is a lot of growth within the club from the start. The feeling in and around the club is great, and everyone is so appreciative of what we have done so far this season”, said Dwyer.
