Henry Slade, the England centre, has extended his contract with Exeter for two more years. Slade, who has been with the club since his academy days, is a key player for Exeter and the England national team. With 115 points this season, including six tries, he's the top points scorer in the English top flight. His performances have helped Exeter climb up the rankings, moving from second-from-bottom last season to play-off contention this year. Slade made his debut over 15 years ago and has played in two Rugby World Cups, including the 2019 final. Despite being one of the last players cut from the 2023 World Cup squad, he remains a vital part of Exeter's success, having helped them win their first Premiership title in 2017 and a league and European Champions Cup double in 2020. Slade expressed his excitement about continuing his journey with Exeter, praising the team's talent and work ethic. Exeter's boss, Rob Baxter, is thrilled to have Slade back, highlighting his international quality and his role in the team's development and success.
