Uncontracted Sydney forward Logan McDonald has provided significant insight into his future, reassuring the club and its supporters that he is content with life in the Harbour City.
Despite strong interest from clubs in his home state of Western Australia, particularly Fremantle, who are reportedly eager to secure his services, McDonald has emphasized his satisfaction with Sydney. Now in his fourth season with the Swans, the Bunbury-born forward expressed that Sydney is beginning to feel like home, emphasizing his focus on football rather than his future.
“I’m happy here,” McDonald stated during media discussions. “I’ve made a lot of friends here, and coming in every day is a joy. I’m having a lot of fun, especially when we’re winning. Ever since I arrived, the club has been incredibly welcoming to me and my family. They’ve invested a lot of time in my development, helping me become the player I am today.”
While McDonald acknowledges the contract discussions are ongoing between his manager and the club, he remains committed to his role on the field, aiming to continue improving alongside teammates Hayden McLean and Joel Amartey. He expressed gratitude for the support and faith shown by the Swans and is determined to repay it through his performance.
McDonald is regarded as one of Sydney’s key retention targets, alongside recently secured players Errol Gulden and James Rowbottom. However, free agents Will Hayward and Ollie Florent are still without contracts beyond 2024, with Hayward reportedly attracting interest from other clubs.
Reflecting on the club’s approach to list management, McDonald praised the decision to secure Gulden and Rowbottom to long-term deals, highlighting the camaraderie and talent within the squad.
Sydney returns to action following their Round 5 bye on Sunday, hosting Gold Coast at the SCG.
