Collingwood Helping on Improved Defense After Isaac Quaynor has signed a five-year extension with the Magpies, keeping him at the club until at least the end of 2029….

Collingwood has taken a significant step toward strengthening its defense with Isaac Quaynor committing to a five-year contract extension. The deal ensures the talented defender remains with the Magpies until at least the end of 2029, solidifying his place as a cornerstone of their backline.

Quaynor, 24, has been a pivotal figure for Collingwood since being drafted in 2018, showcasing his elite intercept marking, pace, and ability to shut down key opposition players. His 2023 season was particularly impressive, as he played a crucial role in the Magpies’ premiership-winning campaign, earning him widespread praise and recognition.

Collingwood’s General Manager of Football, Graham Wright, expressed his excitement about the extension, emphasizing Quaynor’s importance to the team’s future. “Isaac has proven to be an integral part of our defensive structure, and his leadership and consistency both on and off the field make him an invaluable asset to the club.”

Quaynor himself shared his gratitude and commitment, stating, “I’m incredibly proud to represent Collingwood and thrilled to continue my journey here. The support from the club and fans has been incredible, and I look forward to contributing to future success.”

This extension is a clear signal of Collingwood’s focus on stability and their determination to remain a dominant force in the AFL.