Hard working running machine Corey Warner has recommitted to the Sydney Swans for a further two seasons, keeping him in the red and white until at least the end of 2027.

Warner, who was originally drafted with pick 40 in the 2021 draft from East Fremantle, has played nine AFL games since making his debut in Gather Round against Richmond in 2023.

The half-forward has played 43 VFL games since arriving in the Harbour City, averaging almost 20 disposals a game at that level.

Sydney Swans Executive General Manager Football – AFL, Leon Cameron, said he is excited to see what Warner will produce in 2025.  

“To his credit, Corey has had a fantastic pre-season and has prepared himself extremely well for the upcoming season,” Cameron said.

“His VFL form as been strong in the last couple of years and we feel as though he’s ready to take the next step at AFL level.

“He is an extremely hard-working player and a popular member of the playing group, so we are thrilled he’s committed to the next couple of seasons,” Cameron said.

Warner said he’s very grateful to the club, to have secured his future until at least 2027.

“It’s huge. I’ve been at the club for a few years now so to continue here, it’s definitely a privilege,” said Warner.

“Coxy has been really good. He’s always backing me in, always pushing me to take on the game, and I’ve felt confident off the back of that. My forward role is quite team based so to continue to do that will stand me in good stead.

“I’m very thankful to the club for giving me this opportunity.”