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Wakefield Trinity locks in Vagana for five years to fortify back‑row

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball Editorial ·

Wakefield Trinity have secured New Zealand Warriors forward Isaiah Vagana on a five‑year contract running to 2029, aiming to plug a back‑row void and sustain the momentum that followed his 2024 arrival. The club view his physical presence and high work‑rate as essential to cement a robust, high‑intensity pack for the coming seasons.

Club officials said his physical presence and work rate are essential for strengthening the back row. The five‑year contract reflects the club’s strategy to build a robust, high‑intensity pack.

Since his 2024 arrival, Vagana quickly became a key figure, delivering strong performances in the back row. His contributions have helped Wakefield Trinity compete at the highest level.

Vagana was instrumental in Wakefield’s promotion from the Championship after his 2024 arrival, influencing crucial matches. That impact reinforced the decision to secure him on a long‑term deal.

To date, Vagana has logged 38 appearances across the Super League and the Challenge Cup, including 16 this season. These figures underline his growing importance within the squad.

Vagana told the club website, “As a team we’re continually getting better and I want to be a part of the team that wins competitions with Wakefield Trinity.” He expressed confidence in the club’s upward trajectory.

Head coach Daryl Powell added, “Isaiah came into the club as a pretty raw player and he’s been outstanding for us this year especially and this feels like a re‑signing that is big for the club.” Powell highlighted the player’s development.

With the season underway, Vagana is set to feature regularly as Trinity chase cup success, and the five‑year contract provides stability for both player and club’s long‑term ambitions. The club’s ambition remains clear for Trinity.

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