Patrick Dangerfield Extends AFL Career with Geelong for 20th Season

Geelong captain Patrick Dangerfield has signed a one-year contract extension, ensuring his presence in the AFL for a 20th season in 2027. This extension positions the 36-year-old veteran to potentially reach the 400-game milestone, having already played 374 AFL games. Geelong's football boss, Andrew Mackie, expressed enthusiasm about the extension, highlighting Dangerfield's leadership and significant role within the team. Dangerfield began his AFL career with Adelaide in 2008, playing 154 games before transferring to Geelong in 2016. His accolades include a Brownlow Medal in 2016, eight All-Australian selections, and a key role in Geelong's 2022 premiership victory. The contract extension underscores both Dangerfield's enduring performance and Geelong's confidence in his continued contribution to the team's success.