Edogbo signs two-year extension with Munster
Ireland international Edwin Edogbo signs a two-year extension with Munster to keep him at the province until at least 2029.
Edwin Edogbo, the Ireland international second row, has signed a two-year extension with Munster, committing to the province until at least 2029. The 23-year-old made his debut for Munster in 2022 and went on to score seven tries in 31 appearances, contributing to the team's United Rugby Championship title in his first season. Edogbo, who hailed from Cobh, made his international debut for Ireland against Italy last year.
Munster head coach Clayton McMillan praised Edogbo's talents, noting his size, athleticism, and work ethic, which make him a valuable asset for the team. Munster general manager Ian Costello expressed delight over Edogbo's decision to stay with the club, despite interest from other European clubs. He highlighted Edogbo's potential to excel at the highest level and emphasized the importance of the young player in Munster's plans for the future.
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