In a thrilling development for NRL fans, Manly Sea Eagles has announced that legendary player Kieran Foran will join the team as an assistant coach. Foran, a key figure in the team’s 2011 premiership win, returns to the club where he spent a significant part of his playing career.
Foran’s appointment comes after his retirement from professional rugby league, with the veteran player citing a desire to give back to the sport and contribute to the development of young players. As assistant coach, Foran will work closely with head coach Anthony Seibold, bringing his wealth of experience and knowledge to the team.
“Kieran’s return to Manly is a tremendous coup for the club,” Seibold said. “His understanding of what it takes to be part of this team, combined with his playing experience, will be invaluable to our squad.”
Foran expressed his excitement about joining the coaching staff, stating, “I’m looking forward to working with the boys and contributing to the team’s success. It’s a great opportunity to give back to the club that has given me so much.”
With his extensive experience playing for top-tier teams, including the New Zealand Warriors, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, and Gold Coast Titans, Foran brings a deep understanding of the game to his new role. His appointment is seen as a positive step for the Sea Eagles, who are looking to rebuild and strengthen their squad ¹.
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