Ireland centre Stuart McCloskey signs a contract extension with Ulster, agreeing to remain with the province for an additional year. Multiple outlets report the new deal keeps him under contract through at least the end of the 2027-28 season. The announcement follows what several sources describe as one of McCloskey’s strongest seasons, with coverage focusing on his recent form and his decision to recommit to Ulster. Belfast Telegraph frames the move as a timely renewal made ahead of his previous contract expiring, while The42 and BBC Sport both outline the terms and timing of the extension. BBC Sport specifies the agreement as a one-year extension, taking him to the end of the 2027-28 season. The42 similarly reports that the 33-year-old commits until at least 2028, aligning with the end-of-2027-28 timeline. The reporting consistently presents the contract as a further period of continuity with Ulster and ties the renewal to McCloskey’s standout performances, without indicating any change in his broader playing commitments.