Travis Boak to play on with Port Adelaide in the 2025 AFL season
Port Adelaide star Travis Boak has made a decision on whether he will play on in the 2025 season. MATT TURNER has the details.
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Port Adelaide great Travis Boak has signed a one-year contract extension which will take the 36-year-old into a 19th season.
Boak will start 2025 on 371 games and could surpass Port legend Russell Ebert’s 392 next year in playing the most games ever for the club.
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Originally published as Travis Boak to play on with Port Adelaide in the 2025 AFL season
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