Benji Marshall was born on February 25, 1985, so as of today he is 41 years old. The latest widely reported updates about his age relate to his retirement from the NRL in October 2021, at which point he was 36, and subsequent biographical mentions noting his 1985 birth year and 41st birthday in 2026. For the most current official confirmation of his age or any recent public appearances, linkable sources include his NRL retirement coverage and biographical pages.[1][4][9]
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Modern-day icon bows out after epic career.
www.nrl.comAs he prepares to play his 300th NRL game, Wests Tigers great Benji Marshall has revealed he decided to retire in 2007 after suffering a shoulder injury.
www.sbs.com.auNRL 2020: Wests Tigers statement on Benji Marshall.
www.weststigers.com.auSport news, analysis, results and live scores for rugby, the All Blacks, cricket, league, football, sailing, Rugby World Cup and more.
www.nzherald.co.nzA special tribute to Hall of Fame inductee Benji Marshall.
www.nrl.comKiwi halfback who scored over 1,000 points during his first 10 seasons with the Wests Tigers.
www.famousbirthdays.comThe rugby league icon has choked back tears, revealing what he was most proud of after 19 seasons.
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