Western Bulldogs veteran Tom Liberatore looks set to extend his time in the kennel, with the inside midfielder reportedly in line for a one-year extension ahead of the 2024 season.Selected with the 40th pick in the 2010 AFL draft by father- son, Liberatore, descendant of Brownlow medalist Tony Liberatore, carried on the family legacy of hard-nosed, ball-first red, white and blue. represented dogs 216 times.According to News Corp, the 31-year-old is set to sit down with the club next week, with both sides looking to extend their relationship for a 15th season.While a one-time best and fairest winner with four other podium finishes, Liberatore remained Marcus Bontempelli’s Batman Robin, quietly going about his business, averaging 25.2 kills and 7.6 saves. per game over the past three seasons; 31 goals to boot.Liberatore solidified his role as second captain this week after Bulldogsand#039 was named; Vice-captainThe Gunners and Bulldogs face Hawthorn twice in pre-season before taking on current rivals Melbourne at the MCG on Sunday March 17 to kick off their season..
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