In a landmark move for both player and club, Melbourne Storm has confirmed that star halfback Harry Grant has signed a new contract, keeping him at the Storm until the end of 2028. This extension secures one of the NRL’s premier playmakers for the long term, reinforcing Melbourne’s strategy of retaining core talent to sustain their competitive dominance. (NRL Signings Tracker)
Grant, 25, has been a standout performer for the Storm since his NRL debut. Known for his exceptional game management, lightning-fast decision-making, and ability to control matches from the ruck, he has quickly established himself as one of the league’s most influential halfbacks. Over the past seasons, Grant has been instrumental in Melbourne’s finals campaigns and premiership pursuits, earning praise for both his attacking creativity and defensive reliability.
Speaking about his decision to stay, Grant said: “I’m thrilled to continue my journey with the Storm. This club has given me so much, and I feel at home here. My goal is to keep improving, help the team win premierships, and give the fans the exciting footy they deserve.”
Storm coach Craig Bellamy highlighted Grant’s leadership and impact. “Harry is an outstanding player and a true professional. He brings intelligence, energy, and composure to every game. Securing him until 2028 gives us continuity in one of the most important positions on the field and allows us to plan long-term with confidence.”
The Storm’s management emphasized the importance of retaining young stars to maintain the club’s sustained success. With Grant locked in long-term, Melbourne can continue to build around a nucleus of proven performers, while also integrating emerging talent from their development pathways.
Fans and commentators have celebrated the extension, noting Grant’s influence on both attack and defense, and his ability to perform under pressure in big matches. Social media has been flooded with support, applauding both the player and the club for securing a contract that benefits both parties.
Grant’s re-signing also strengthens Melbourne’s prospects for the coming seasons. With the halfback position secured, the Storm can focus on reinforcing other areas of the squad while ensuring that their playmaking and leadership structures remain strong.
As the Storm continue to pursue NRL success, Grant’s presence until 2028 promises stability, skill, and elite-level performance in the spine of the team.
For full details on NRL player contracts and signings, fans can visit the Signings Tracker: spr.ly/601079t34.
