Trey Miguel says his current TNA Wrestling contract is set to expire at the end of 2026, and he is hoping the promotion offers him a longer-term deal when it comes time to re-sign. Miguel revealed the news in comments to Fightful, confirming that his latest short-term agreement with the company is once again approaching its finish line.
Miguel’s path back to TNA has been defined by short, successive contracts rather than one lengthy commitment. After parting ways with AEW in January 2026, he returned to TNA on a six-month deal. When that contract neared its end, he re-signed with the company again in June 2026, but according to Miguel, that second agreement was also only a six-month term. That means Miguel has now signed two separate six-month contracts with TNA within the same calendar year, a pattern that has left him back at the negotiating table far sooner than a standard multi-year deal would.
Speaking about his situation, Miguel made clear that his preference going forward is for stability. He told Fightful he is hopeful that his next contract with TNA will be a longer-term arrangement rather than another short renewal, a sentiment he echoed in further comments reported by Ringside News and SEScoops. Each outlet confirmed the same core details: two six-month TNA contracts signed in 2026, with the current one expiring at year’s end, and Miguel expressing a desire for a longer runway with the promotion moving forward.
The recurring six-month structure raises natural questions about how TNA and Miguel will approach the next round of talks. A longer deal would give the former X-Division Champion more security and presumably reflect a deeper long-term role within the company, while another short-term renewal would keep his status an open storyline heading into 2027. As of the interviews, no agreement on a new contract length has been announced, and Miguel’s comments represent the most recent and most direct public confirmation of where his TNA tenure currently stands.
Miguel’s history with TNA, sandwiched around his run in AEW, means his next contract decision will be closely watched by fans tracking his career trajectory. With the current deal running out at the end of 2026, any resolution, whether a short extension or the longer-term deal Miguel says he wants, should become clear in the weeks ahead.
