Oisín Mullin is set to extend his stay in Australia after signing fresh terms with Geelong.
Mullins’ new deal, announced by the club today, runs until the end of 2025, effectively a two-year extension.
“We acknowledge how courageous and brave the decision Oisín made to move to Australia,” said Andrew Mackie, Geelong’s General Manager.
“He has positively embedded himself into our football program, and we are extremely happy with his development.
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