The former Armagh player is entering into his fourth year as the county's manager.
Justin McNulty will be staying in charge of Laois' footballers for the 2027 season.
The former All-Ireland winner with Armagh will be put forward for ratification next week for a fourth year of his second stint at the helm.
Laois departed the Tailteann Cup at the quarter final stages this year after a heavy defeat to Down.
McNulty's side did manage to knock their Midlands rivals Offaly out of the Leinster championship before being beaten by Kildare in the last eight.
While they are facing another campaign in Division Three of the league after finishing three points shy of the promotion places.
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