NRL REPORT: Adam Reynolds Signs Long-Term Deal with Brisbane Broncos Until 2030
Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds has officially committed his future to the club, signing a long-term contract extension that will keep him at Red Hill until the end of the 2030 NRL season.
The veteran halfback, who joined the Broncos in 2022, has been instrumental in the team’s resurgence, leading them to the 2023 NRL Grand Final and cementing his status as one of the game’s most influential playmakers. His leadership, game management, and precision kicking have made him a cornerstone of the Broncos’ success, and the club has moved swiftly to secure his services for the long haul.
Reynolds’ extension ensures he will play a key role in guiding Brisbane’s next generation of stars, including young talents like Reece Walsh and Ezra Mam. His experience and composure under pressure have been invaluable, and the Broncos see him as a critical figure in their push for future premierships.
Speaking about the new deal, Reynolds expressed his excitement about continuing his journey with the Broncos.
“I’m absolutely thrilled to be staying with the Broncos until 2030. This club has given me so much, and I feel like we have unfinished business. I love leading this team, and I’m excited for what’s ahead,” Reynolds said.
Brisbane CEO Dave Donaghy praised Reynolds’ impact both on and off the field, highlighting his leadership and influence on the club’s culture.
“Adam has been an exceptional leader since arriving at the Broncos. His professionalism and winning mentality have helped shape this team, and we’re delighted to have him locked in for the future,” Donaghy said.
Reynolds’ extension is a massive boost for Brisbane as they continue their quest for NRL glory. With their captain secured for the long term, the Broncos are firmly positioned to remain a powerhouse in the competition for years to come.
The 33-year-old playmaker has been a revelation for the Broncos since his arrival, bringing a wealth of experience from his decade-long tenure at South Sydney Rabbitohs, where he led the club to a premiership in 2014. Despite concerns over his age, Reynolds has continued to defy expectations, maintaining top form and proving to be one of the most reliable halves in the competition.
His influence extends beyond his on-field performances, with younger players consistently crediting him for their development. The likes of Walsh, Mam, and even Brisbane’s forward pack have all benefited from Reynolds’ guidance, which has played a crucial role in the club’s return to prominence.
The deal also solidifies the Broncos’ long-term planning, ensuring stability in the key halfback role while also allowing the club to develop a potential successor under Reynolds’ mentorship. With a playing style built around pinpoint kicking, sharp decision-making, and an ability to control the pace of a game, the Broncos have secured one of their most valuable assets well into the future.
As Brisbane sets its sights on another deep finals run in 2025 and beyond, having Reynolds at the helm provides them with a proven leader who knows what it takes to win. His experience in high-pressure situations will be critical in shaping the Broncos’ premiership aspirations in the coming years.
With the contract now finalized, Brisbane fans can look forward to seeing their captain continue to lead the team as they chase their first premiership since 2006.