Joining the South Sydney Rabbitohs this year, Hame Sele impressed the club and they have now re-signed him until the end of 2023.
Sele, who has 29 games to his name in the NRL so far, made his debut back in 2017 for the St George Illawarra Dragons.
His versatility in the forwards is an asset the Rabbitohs have embraced and Sele says he has found a new home.
“The guys here, the players and staff, have really welcomed me and I’m honoured to be able to call the Rabbitohs home,” Sele said.
“I’m really grateful for the opportunity I’ve been given here, going from having nothing at the end of last season to be signing on for this year and then the next three after that.”
Sele looks forward to playing in front of the Rabbitohs faithful in the future.
“We haven’t been able to play in front of many of the Members this year so I look forward to getting out in front of them in the years ahead,” Sele continued.
“I’m really proud to call myself a South Sydney Rabbitohs player.”
The feelings were the same from the club with Head of Football Mark Ellison praising Sele for his consistency in 2020.
“Hame has been a welcome addition to our pack this year and we’re really excited about extending his contract here at Souths,” Mr Ellison said.
“He has consistently been one of our best performers throughout this 2020 season.
“His attitude around the Club along with his on-field performances have earned him this contract extension.”