Tristan Sailor has signed a three‑year extension with St Helens, keeping the Australian playmaker on the Saints’ payroll for the next three seasons. The deal follows a debut season in which he appeared in every competitive match, amassing 28 tries and 19 goals for a total of 150 points in the club's pursuit of silverware.

Sailor’s versatility has seen him cover halfback and fullback roles, offering squad depth amid recent roster changes. His performance earned praise from coach Paul Rowley, who said the young talent has become a 'valuable team member' and that the club is happy to keep him as they aim for a title this season by mid‑year.

Rowley welcomed the extension, noting Sailor’s impact on the field and his role in stabilising the squad. The Saints now look to leverage his experience as they prepare for the 2026 Super League, with key fixtures like Magic Weekend and the Grand Final looming. Sailor’s contract secures a core player for the next three seasons.

The three‑year deal locks Sailor into a club that has long prized consistency and championship pedigree. With 50 consecutive appearances already on his résumé, he is positioned to contribute decisively as St Helens chase another trophy. The contract reflects the club’s confidence in his leadership and the desire to rebuild around proven talent for the the.