Errol Gulden Biography

Errol Gulden is aiming to return around Sydney's second bye after suffering a serious ankle injury.

Errol Gulden will undergo surgery for a fractured ankle with no timeline for a return.

Gulden was hurt during the Swans' AAMI Community Series win over Gold Coast when his ankle got caught under a Will Graham tackle.

Errol Gulden signs a new four-year deal to remain with the Swans until the end of 2028.

"I feel honoured to have the club put their faith in me for another four years," Gulden said.

"From my time developing in the Academy, to walking through the doors in 2020 as an AFL-listed player, this place has always felt like home to me.

"At the end of the day it was a pretty easy decision for me.

"I've evolved with this club since I was quite a young boy. Also, just the list we've got. We're still one of the youngest lists in the comp. I'm so excited with the direction we're heading in and I want to be apart of that and couldn't see myself playing anywhere else."

Errol Gulden wins the Bob Skilton Medal as the Swans' best and fairest for 2023, becoming the youngest player to win the award since the club relocated to Sydney.

Errol Gulden signs a two-year contract extension to remain at the Swans until the end of 2024.

"It's extremely exciting and incredibly humbling to get another couple of years here," Gulden said.

"Ever since I walked through the doors 12 months ago everyone has been really welcoming. I've loved every second of my experience and I'm excited to continue my career here."

Errol Gulden is named the best first-year player as voted by players in the AFLPA.

Gulden, who was recruited by the Swans with pick No.32 in last year's NAB AFL Draft as an academy selection, also finished fifth in the NAB AFL Rising Star Award and was the highest-polling first-year player.

Errol Gulden is the 2021 round one AFL Rising Star nominee after kicking three goals from 19 disposals and 10 marks in the Swans' win over Brisbane.

Errol Gulden makes his AFL debut for Sydney at the Gabba with 19 disposals (17 kicks and 2 handballs), 10 marks, a tackle and 3 goals in a 31-point win over Brisbane.

Sydney select Errol Gulden with pick No.32 in the 2020 National Draft.