LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The Wests Tigers found themselves stranded at the bottom of the NRL ladder once again in 2024, but hope is on the horizon as Benji Marshall gears up for his second year as head coach.
Despite a lackluster first season at the helm, Marshall and the Tigers are gearing up for a turnaround in 2025, with eyes on a strong recruitment drive for 2026.
The club has been out of finals contention for a decade, but any progress from here on out will be a win for their loyal supporters.
With squad upgrades on the horizon, the joint-venture team is looking to build on their promising young talent with more additions in the upcoming recruitment period.
Money won't be a problem for Marshall as he looks to make a splash in the transfer market and lock in key players for the future.
As the Tigers aim to break their finals drought and get back on track, fans can expect some exciting moves on and off the field in the seasons to come.
With Marshall at the helm, the Tigers are looking to shake things up and make a strong push towards success in the near future.