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Tigers Secure Doueihi Until 2029
13 Mar
Summary
- Adam Doueihi has signed a contract extension with the Wests Tigers until the end of 2029.
- Doueihi has overcome three ACL injuries to secure his long-term future.
- He will partner Jarome Luai in the halves, forming a strong long-term partnership.
The Wests Tigers have successfully extended the contract of veteran playmaker Adam Doueihi through to the conclusion of the 2029 NRL season. This crucial two-year extension was announced just before the team's season opener, securing a key player for the club's future aspirations.
Doueihi expressed his excitement about remaining with the Tigers, emphasizing his family's connection to the club and his belief in the team's development. He highlighted the positive working relationship with coach Benji Marshall and fellow half Jarome Luai, with whom he now shares a long-term commitment.
Coach Benji Marshall praised Doueihi's character and work ethic, noting his impressive comeback from multiple serious injuries. Marshall stressed that Doueihi's value extends beyond his on-field performance, recognizing his significant leadership and positive influence within the team. The club views this extension as a testament to his resilience and importance.
The 27-year-old's new deal ensures he will remain at the club for at least three more seasons beyond 2026. Doueihi has previously played 115 games, scoring 29 tries, and has represented Lebanon seven times. He is anticipated to be the Tigers' starting halfback, consolidating his position as a leader and key player in the team's strategy.
