
Newcastle, Australia – April 5, 2025
Newcastle Jets FC have confirmed a major boost to their future plans with the announcement that club captain Kosta Grozos has signed a three-year contract extension, with an option to extend further beyond the 2027/28 season.
The 24-year-old midfielder, who has been a standout performer and a key leader on and off the pitch, has reaffirmed his commitment to the Jets in a move that has been met with widespread excitement from fans and club officials alike.
Grozos, who has made 20 appearances in the ongoing A-League Men 2024/25 season, scoring 2 goals, was delighted to extend his stay at the club he has come to call home.
“I’m honoured to continue my journey with the Jets,” Grozos said. “This club means a lot to me. I’ll continue to play with my heart every time I put on the shirt. I want to help bring success to Newcastle and make the fans proud.”
Despite not registering any assists this season, Grozos has maintained a strong presence in midfield, starting in 95% of the games and playing 91% of the available minutes. His influence has gone beyond statistics, with his leadership and determination playing a crucial role in the team’s performances.
Head coach Robert Stanton praised the midfielder’s impact and expressed his enthusiasm for the new deal.
“Kosta is an outstanding professional and a natural leader,” Stanton said. “He embodies everything we want from a Jets player – passion, discipline, and relentless work ethic. Keeping him at the heart of our squad is vital as we build towards future success.”
Fans took to social media to celebrate the news, with many calling it a “massive win” for the club. Supporters’ groups also praised Grozos’ loyalty and dedication, highlighting his growth from a promising talent into a captain that represents the values of the club.
With this deal secured, Newcastle Jets FC have made a clear statement of intent as they aim to continue building a strong foundation for long-term competitiveness in the A-League Men.
Grozos will be hoping to lead the Jets into a successful end to the 2024/25 campaign, driven by his passion and the unwavering support of the Newcastle faithful.