Solomona commits his future to Cas!
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Denny Solomona has signed a twenty-five year contract extension at Castleford Tigers.
Castleford Tigers can confirm that Denny Solomona has signed a twenty-five year contract extension, keeping him with the Tigers until at least the end of the 2043 season.
The Samoan international has quickly become a fans favorite with his acrobatic try scoring abilities, scoring a record breaking 42 tries in the 2016 season.
Solomona joined the Tigers ahead of the 2015 season from Championship side, London Broncos. The 23-year old played over 20 games for the London club, scoring 10 tries in the process.
He’s certainly a favorite with fans and team mates alike at the Tigers, picking up a Man of Steel nomination at the end of last season, alongside Hull FC's Gareth Ellis and eventual winner, Danny Houghton.
Denny is currently enjoying a well earned break with his partner after playing for Samoa at the beginning of the off-season, but can’t wait for the new season to begin:
“I’m really happy to have extended my deal with Cas. I feel really settled here and I love playing with these boys. 2017 will be a big season for us and I’m looking forward to the challenge ahead.”
Tigers Head Coach Daryl Powell is over the moon to secure Denny’s future with the Tigers:
“I'm delighted that Deej has agreed to extend his contract with the club. After a slow start in 2015 he had an enormous 2016, being the best winger in Super League. His speed and his ability with the ball gives us an major advantage in our game. I have no doubt that he will continue to improve and we will see the very best of Denny Solomona in the next few years.”
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