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Logan Morris. Male athlete in Brisbane Lions AFL uniform celebrating during match
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Morris extends Brisbane deal through 2029 at $900k a year

Logan Morris signs two-year extension worth around $900,000 a season to stay at Brisbane until end of 2029.

The 21-year-old starred as a target for rival Victorian clubs, but has agreed to extend his contract with the two-time premiership Lions. Morris has already won two flags and been named an All-Australian for the first time this year.

Morris kicked 67 goals this year, second only to Sydney's Charlie Curnow. The deal comes just a week after fellow Lion Zac Bailey knocked back a big offer from Adelaide to stay put.

Morris was set to be one of 2027's biggest free-agent names.

21 years old
Age
$900,000 a season
Annual salary
67, second only to Sydney's Charlie Curnow
Goals kicked this year
End of 2029
Contract until

Why it mattersBrisbane keeps a young star who could anchor their forward line for a decade, while rivals miss their chance to recruit him.

AustraliaBrisbane's premiership window stays open with one of the AFL's best young goal kickers locked in for the next three seasons.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 10 d ago

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