West Coast forward Mark Nicoski has signed a one-year contract extension. Source: PerthNow
WEST Coast forward Mark Nicoski has signed a one-year contract extension with the Eagles.
Nicoski could have left the Eagles as an unrestricted free agent, but is understood to have never contemplated such a move.
The 28-year-old spent all of last season on the sidelines with a serious hamstring injury suffered during the NAB Cup Grand Final in March.
Nicoski was expected to miss just half the season, but experienced spasms in the repaired muscle shortly after his first bout of surgery.
The Subiaco product is expected to start pre-season training with the rest of his West Coast teammates next month and the club is confident he will return to the form that saw him kick 41 goals in a breakout 2011 campaign.
Nicoski's signature is good news for the Eagles after three players walked out on the club in the past month.
Veteran forward Quinten Lynch joined Collingwood as a free agent, Tom Swift quit football to pursue a career in medicine and Koby Stevens wants to be traded to the Western Bulldogs.
Defender Mitch Brown is also seeking a trade to St Kilda, but the Eagles have said he is a required player and will not be released.
West Coast remains hopeful of arranging a deal with the Saints for homesick forward Jamie Cripps.
Yesterday, Fremantle announced veteran Adam McPhee had penned a new one-year deal after resiting offers to return to Melbourne.
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