Phelps admitted that his future at the club has been preying on his mind as the 2008 season draws to a close.
But the former Canterbury Bulldogs favourite has now signed a new deal for 2009 with a further option for 2010, Wigan confirming that full-back Richard Mathers, centre George Carmont and back-row forwards

Harrison Hansen and Lee Mossop have also agreed contract extensions.
Phelps said: "Negotiations have been going on a while and I was anxious to get things sorted out. I don't think I played too well in our last game against Leeds. I wasn't particularly happy with my form.
"But now everthing's off my mind and I can really concentrate on my game. It's our last Super League match of the season this weekend and all the guys want to do well.
"We've got a bit of a point to prove against St Helens."

Phelps arrived at the end of May 'on trial' for the remainder of the campaign. After a shaky start – he broke his nose and was knocked
unconscious on his home debut against Harlequins – the
ex-Australian schoolboy international hit the heights the week after when he scored two tries in a stunning 23-22 win over Leeds at the JJB Stadium.

Phelps has impressed chairman Ian Lenagan. He said: "Cameron has shown what a good addition he is to the side.
"He has settled in quickly and has the versatility to play at
full-back, centre or on the wing. He has proved to be a useful goal-kicker as well.
"He deserves his contract extension and to be part of our squad for 2009 and possibly 2010."

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