Given a second chance in the NRL by Shane Flanagan after departing the Melbourne Storm, 31-year-old Tom Eisenhuth is set to earn a new contract.

Since moving to the St George Illawarra Dragons, Eisenhuth has been a revelation in the club's jumper and played a vital role in their success from the forward pack alongside other recruits Raymond Faitala-Mariner and Luciano Leilua.

Off-contract at the end of the 2024 season,ย Wide World of Sportsย is reporting that Eisenhuth is set to sign a new deal soon with the Red V.

Beginning hisย NRLย career in 2012 with theย Penrith Panthers, he would only manage one first-grade game before spending the next five seasons with the Panthersย NSW Cup side. It was in the middle of 2018 when he would sign with the Melbourne Stormย on a lifeline.

Playing the remainder of 2018 with the Sunshine Coast Falcons - Melbourne's affiliate club at the time - he made his club debut in Round 1 of 2019.

This saw him wait 2398 days between his first and second game in the NRL.

โ€œTom will be a strong cultural fit for what we are building here and comes to us from a professional system in the Storm,โ€ said Dragons Head Coachย Shane Flanagan in 2023 when he announced the signing of Eisenhuth.

โ€œHis experience and ability to play both front and back row will make him a valuable addition to the squad.โ€

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