Brisbane Lions forward Logan Morris has signed a two-year contract extension, committing him to the reigning premiers until the end of 2029, according to ABC News Australia.
The 21-year-old was approaching a potentially significant period in his career, with the source reporting that he had been set to become one of the biggest names available on the market at the end of next season. His new deal removes that immediate prospect and keeps him at Brisbane for the longer term.
Morris enjoyed a standout 2026 home-and-away season, kicking 67 goals. ABC News Australia reports that the tally placed him second in the Coleman Medal standings behind Sydney’s Charlie Curnow. The forward also earned his first All-Australian blazer this year.
The extension is the third major retention agreement announced by Brisbane in a week. Zac Bailey and Dayne Zorko had also extended their careers with the club, according to ABC News Australia.
The Lions’ supplied fixture shows Brisbane recorded a 144-91 win over Adelaide on September 12, after an 88-141 loss to Sydney on September 5. The team was scheduled to face Hawthorn on September 19, with a preliminary-final winner’s place listed for September 26.