Free agency Bailey Williams of the Western Bulldogs gets a new deal

“In the end, I made a pretty simple choice.”
Bailey Williams, a flanker for the Western Bulldogs, has renewed his contract at the Kennel for an additional four seasons, extending his time in the blue, white, and red to the end of 2027.The 25-year-old’s time as a Bulldog, which began when he was selected in the 2015 National Draught, will now last 12 years.

Williams participated in six games during his first season with the team as the Bulldogs ended their championship drought, and he doubled that number the following year as he sought to carve out a place for himself under veteran coach Luke Beveridge

Williams would become a mainstay in the Dogs’ senior team by 2020, playing 18 games that year before appearing in the

Williams stated in a club statement, “In the end, it was a pretty straightforward decision for me.

Since moving here eight years ago, I’ve formed a lot of strong acquaintances, and I’ve so far enjoyed my time at the Bulldogs.

We’re all hungry for more success following a disappointing season’s end, and I still think we’re in for some exciting days ahead.

It’s a really close-knit group, and we’re all eager to start preseason in the coming weeks.

Over the course of his eight seasons in the AFL, Williams has participated in 127 games for the Dogs, including six finals appearances.

His re-signing comes after the Bulldogs recently extended their two-year contract with fellow flanker Caleb Poulter, who joined them in May via the Mid-Season Draught.