LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
As the seasoned veteran of The Dolphins roster, Kenneath Bromwich has opened up about his future in the game as he approaches the final season of his current contract.
Poached from the Melbourne Storm alongside Felise Kaufusi and the now-retired Jesse Bromwich, Kenny has become a cornerstone of the club's forward pack, offering not only leadership but also guidance to the younger players.
Having featured in 42 matches in the last two seasons and boasting two premiership wins under his belt, Bromwich is determined to maintain his form as The Dolphins transition into a new era under the coaching of Kristian Woolf, who has taken the helm from Wayne Bennett.
Set to become a free agent at the conclusion of the 2025 NRL season, Bromwich spoke to Zero Tackle about his plans for the future, hinting at a potential extension of his playing career.
"We'll see how we go," he remarked when asked about his interest in continuing to grace the field in 2026.