Josh Treacy Inks Long-Term Extension with Fremantle
Treacy's Impressive Form Earns New Contract
Fremantle Football Club coach Justin Longmuir has praised Josh Treacy's dedication after the young forward extended his contract with the Dockers until the end of 2030. Treacy, who was previously contracted until 2026, has enjoyed an exceptional season, prompting the club to secure his services for an additional four years.
Forward Trio Locked In for Future Success
The signing marks a significant commitment to Fremantle's long-term success, with Treacy joining fellow forwards Jye Amiss (2029) and Luke Jackson (2029) in being locked away for the foreseeable future. Treacy, a 2021 rookie selection, has emerged as a key contributor in 2024, currently ranking sixth in the Coleman Medal race with 42.15 goals.
Treacy's Explosive Season
Treacy's transformation in 2024 is attributed to his intense offseason training regimen, which has resulted in improved fitness levels and a more dominant aerial presence. His contested marking and aggressive tackling have become hallmarks of his game, allowing him to play longer and influence play further up the ground.
Shot Accuracy and Long-Term Vision
Treacy's remarkable shot accuracy of 70% this season places him among the top 40 goal scorers. The 21-year-old is thrilled to secure his future with the Dockers, recognizing the club's upward trajectory. "It was a no-brainer with the situation the club is in and the way that I feel it is going to go," Treacy said.
Longmuir's Pre-Season Observations
Coach Longmuir witnessed Treacy's potential during the pre-season, as his hard work on his body and craft paid off. "The amount of work that he put in getting his body right