The Gold Coast Titans have locked in rising star Zane Harrison until the end of 2029 in a crucial bit of roster management just days out from the November 1 deadline.
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The 20-year-old halfback is one of the most promising youngsters in the NRL and would have been high on the hit list of any club looking for a long-term playmaker.
But the local lad is staying put in a huge boost for the Titans who have also signed key spine players Jayden Campbell (2031) and Keano Kini (2030).
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“I’ve loved this club since I was a little kid, and pulling on a Titans jersey is all I’ve ever wanted to do,” Harrison said.
“I’m really excited about what Josh is building and the direction this team is heading. I want to be part of that, and it was important to me to stay here and build something with the club.
“I’m grateful for the faith the club has shown in me.”
Harrison was a graduate of the Future Titans program and impressed in his 11 games this season before injury cut short his rookie campaign.
He caught the eye against Penrith with three try assists and the winning field goal to show he was ready for first grade, with Harrison now looming as a key piece for coach Josh Hannay as he looks to make the Titans competitive again.
“Since I joined the club, Zane has consistently spoken about three things – his teammates, his love of the Titans and his desire to bring success to his hometown,” Hannay said.
“He’s one of the most impressive young men I’ve worked with and demonstrates day-in, day-out the qualities we want as a Gold Coast Titan.
“He’s tough to go with his talent and his temperament is what sets him apart as a young playmaker who has grown up wanting to represent his region.
“There has been plenty of speculation about Zane’s contract situation over the past month, but what we’ve seen throughout this process is a young man who genuinely wants to be part of what we’re building here.
“His commitment to this club and his desire to bring success to the Gold Coast have never wavered since he became a Titan at 15.
“He wants to be part of a team that brings success to the Gold Coast and I can’t wait to see him continue to develop into the best player and teammate he can be as he does everything in his power to make that happen.
“Make no mistake, Zane is a proud Titan.”
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