Robert Baloucoune, James McNabney and Joe Hopes have committed their futures to Ulster, with new deals running through to 2029.
Ulster have secured three of their own for the long haul. Robert Baloucoune, James McNabney and Joe Hopes have all signed contract extensions that tie them to the province until 2029.
The trio's new deals give the Belfast-based side a solid core to build around for the next several seasons. Long-term agreements like these bring stability to a squad, and they show how much the club values players who have come through its system.
Baloucoune is the best-known name of the three, having established himself as a dangerous wide threat at the top level. McNabney and Hopes, meanwhile, are part of the next wave of talent the province is backing to push on in the years ahead.
For Ulster, locking in these three until 2029 is a clear statement of intent. Fans can expect them to feature as the club chases silverware in both domestic and European competition.
