Forward Jacob Konstanty has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at North Melbourne until at least the end of the 2028 season.

A trade arrival from Sydney in October 2024, Konstanty made his club debut in Round 1, 2025.

The 21-year-old has kicked 12 goals in his 25 games to date.

"Jacob became a consistent contributor in our forward line during his first season at the club," North Melbourne’s head of football talent Brady Rawlings said.

"He is a dynamic player whose ability to apply forward pressure is a real strength. We're excited to see what he can achieve as he continues to grow in the seasons ahead."

Hailing from Drouin in Victoria's Gippsland region, Konstanty was scouted by the Kangaroos ahead of the 2022 AFL Draft, before becoming a Swan at pick No.20.

He played 23 VFL games in his two seasons in Sydney, but failed to break into a senior side that reached the 2024 AFL Grand Final.

A trade opportunity followed, and he returned to his home state in a deal that also brought Swan champion Luke Parker to North Melbourne.

Konstanty joins teammates Jackson Archer and Tom Powell in re-committing to the club so far this season.