Wakefield winger Pratt signs long-term deal

Wakefield Trinity winger Oliver Pratt has signed a new five-year deal with the club.

The 22-year-old, who scored 15 tries in 15 appearances last season, has committed himself to the Super League champions until the end of 2031.

Pratt, who came through the club's academy, missed out on the Grand Final triumph with a recurrence of the hamstring injury that originally sidelined him in June, but intends to be part of more trophy-winning Trinity squads in the coming years.

"I'm buzzing to get my future secured for the next five years," Pratt told the club website, external. "I've been here all of my career and the past few years have been incredible and it's truly unbelievable to see how far we have come.

"Having missed out at the back end of the year through injury this long-term deal gives me the opportunity to play in the big finals to come."

Pratt made his senior debut in 2023, and after being named the Championship young player of the year the following season has gone on to play 77 games for Trinity.

"I'm delighted that Olly has agreed to extend his contract," said head coach Daryl Powell.

"He showed when he was on the field last year how much quality he has in his game. He is a young, athletic outside back with the best years ahead of him.

"Alongside that, I love his attitude to compete for everything that he does. I'm looking forward to continuing working with him to help him achieve his rich potential."