Jake Trbojevic is 32 years old.
Latest news highlights:
- He intends to continue playing in the 2026 NRL season despite recent concussion concerns.[1][5]
- He has tallied 241 NRL games for the Manly Sea Eagles and remains a key forward for the team.[5][1]
- There has been ongoing discussion about his future, with some commentary suggesting retirement talks, but official reporting indicates he plans to play on through 2026.[1][5]
Notes:
- Born: 18 February 1994 in Mona Vale, NSW, Australia, which makes him 32 as of now.[3][7]
- If you’d like, I can pull a concise timeline of his career milestones or compile current contract details and injury updates.
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The 32-year-old got a glimpse last year and didn’t like what he saw.
7news.com.auAustralia's Four Nations clash with Scotland is unlikely to be a classic or a game that lives in the memory but for young Manly forward Jake Trbojevic it will be 80 minutes he will never forget.
www.espn.com.auManly Sea Eagles captain Tom Trbojevic has strongly defended his older brother Jake against recent criticism, calling it unfair.
7news.com.auJake Trbojevic is a Manly Sea Eagles NRL player. View career stats, contract details, latest news, injury updates and rumours.
www.zerotackle.comManly Sea Eagles vice-captain Jake Trbojevic has confirmed he will play on in the 2026 NRL season, despite fears around potential medical retirement due to repeated concussions.
www.sportsbet.com.auJake Trbojevic is a Manly Sea Eagles NRL player. View career stats, contract details, latest news, injury updates and rumours.
www.zerotackle.comA summary of the career stats for Jake Trbojevic, a rugby league player who represented Australia, NSW and Aus PM XIII, and also played for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles.
www.rugbyleagueproject.orgThe Internationals profile of Jake Trbojevic including career statistics, season stats, games, tries, goals, tackles and fantasy scores.
www.nrl.comJake Trbojevic has confirmed that he will continue playing through the 2026 season, quelling fears he might be forced into medical retirement.
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