Carlton has officially confirmed Josh Fraser as its full-time senior coach, securing his position through 2027 and beyond. The decision follows a successful interim tenure that impressed both players and management. Fraser, who took charge on an interim basis, has now been appointed permanently, marking a significant step in his coaching career.
The club’s chief executive, Graham Wright, shared insights into the decision, highlighting Fraser’s leadership and strategic vision. His ability to connect with the team and improve performance during the interim role played a key role in the decision. The club sees long-term potential in his leadership style and tactical approach.
Fraser’s appointment comes as a major boost for Carlton, offering stability and continuity. His deep understanding of the team’s needs and his track record of success have made him a strong choice for the future. The club looks forward to building on the progress made under his guidance.
The decision reflects confidence in Fraser’s ability to lead the team to greater achievements in the coming seasons. With a clear vision and strong support from the club’s leadership, Fraser is well-positioned to make an impact in the AFL.
