St Helens have secured veteran centre Mark Percival with a one-year contract extension, keeping him at the Super League club for a 15th season. The 27-year-old has been with the Saints since joining their academy at age 14, making him one of the club's longest-serving players. His new deal ensures he'll finish his career where it began.

Percival's loyalty to St Helens is remarkable - he's made 266 appearances for the club, scoring 129 tries and kicking 383 goals for a total of 1,282 points. The St Helens centre has been part of five Super League title-winning teams and has also won four League Leaders' Shields, a Challenge Cup, and a World Club Challenge. His consistency and experience have made him a cornerstone of the Saints' success.

Head coach Paul Rowley praised Percival's value to the team, saying his contributions are "immeasurable" both on and off the field. Percival himself expressed his delight at staying, citing his love for the club and desire to continue performing at a high level. The one-club man has overcome injury setbacks and credits the fans for their unwavering support throughout his career.