Collingwood Football Club captain Darcy Moore has officially signed a long-term contract that will see him finish his playing career with the Magpies. This news comes as a significant boost for Collingwood supporters, who have watched Moore develop into one of the AFL’s premier defenders and a pivotal leader on and off the field.
The deal, which extends Moore’s tenure well into the future, ensures that the 28-year-old will remain a cornerstone of Collingwood’s defense for the remainder of his career. Moore, who has been with the Magpies since being drafted under the father-son rule in 2014, has grown into a fan favorite due to his athleticism, versatility, and leadership qualities.
“This club has been a part of my life since I was born,” Moore said in a press statement. “To have the opportunity to spend my entire playing career at Collingwood is a dream come true. I’m incredibly proud to be part of this team and excited about what we can achieve together in the years ahead.”
Since taking on the captaincy in 2023, Moore has led the Magpies with a calm and steady hand, steering them to multiple finals appearances and reinforcing the team’s defensive unit. His loyalty to the club has been unwavering, and this new contract solidifies his legacy at Collingwood.
Collingwood’s CEO praised Moore’s commitment, stating, “Darcy is the epitome of what we want our players to be—dedicated, driven, and passionate about this club. His decision to commit to us for the long term is a testament to the strong culture we have built.”
With Moore’s future secured, the Magpies will continue to build around their captain as they look to contend for premierships in the coming seasons.
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