BY JOHN DAVIDSON

Exclusive: A Warrington Wolves player is set to stay at the Super League club for next season.

rugbyleaguehub.com Long Reads understands forward Jordy Crowther has agreed to a new deal to stay with Warrington in 2026.

Crowther joined the Wolves from Wakefield midway through 2023. He signed a two-year contract, which expires at the end of this season.

But it is believed the utility will continue his career at the Wire next year. It is unclear at this stage whether the 28-year-old has signed for one more season or two.

Able to play at loose forward and hooker, Crowther has been a regular for Warrington in 2025.

He has made 13 appearances, often appearing at hooker following the long-term injury to Danny Walker.

Crowther has one try assist and is averaging 7.3 carries, 36 metres and 22.3 tackles per game this season.

A Wakefield academy junior, he debuted for Trinity’s first-team in 2014.