Josh Charnley, the all-time leading try-scorer in the Super League, celebrated a significant personal milestone during a recent match for Leigh Leopards. Scoring his 281st try in the Super League, Charnley opened the scoring in Friday's game against St Helens. In a symbolic gesture, he held up a mock-up of a contract to signify his decision to extend his career with the club, confirming he will remain with Leigh Leopards through the 2027 season. Charnley, 35, had earlier discussed with his family the possibility that this might be his final season in professional rugby league. However, after focusing on his physical health and recovery, he decided to continue his career. He shared this decision with club owner Derek Beaumont and head coach Adrian Lam, expressing his desire to keep playing. Charnley expressed his happiness about staying with Leigh Leopards, praising the club for the opportunities it has provided. He stated that it's a strong club with a promising future, and he feels fortunate to be part of its journey. His recent achievement of surpassing former England teammate Ryan Hall as the Super League's all-time try scorer in June added to his motivation to continue. Leigh Leopards' confirmation of Charnley's extension marks a significant moment for the club and its fans. His continued presence on the field not only boosts team morale but also sets a precedent for longevity and dedication in the sport. With his experience and skill, Charnley is expected to remain a key player for the club as it aims to achieve its goals in the coming seasons.