Greater Western Sydney have revealed their leadership group for the 2021 season, with forward Toby Greene elevated to vice-captain of the club.

Greene will stand as captain Stephen Coniglio's right-hand-man for this season, while Lachie Whitfield, Josh Kelly and Matt de Boer remaining in their respective roles.

Inaugural captain Phil Davis has rejoined the leadership structure, with midfielder Jacob Hopper also being added to the group.

Speaking to the club's website, Greene expressed his gratitude in being elected as vice-captain of the club.

โ€œItโ€™s an honour to be vice-captain of a club that I love so much and that has given me so much in my life,โ€ Greene said.

โ€œLeadership is something Iโ€™ve worked really hard on developing and itโ€™s an area I want to continue to improve in.

โ€œIโ€™m really proud to support โ€˜Cogsโ€™ as our captain and weโ€™ve got a really strong group that will drive us forward in 2021.โ€

Giants football boss Jason McCartney spoke on the changes to the club's leadership group.

โ€œWeโ€™re really excited where our leaders can take our playing group this season,โ€ McCartney said.

โ€œToby has led our club in the past and is a natural fit to become vice-captain.

โ€œWe welcome Phil back to an official leadership position although heโ€™s never stopped being a strong leader of our club.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 14: Phil Davis of the Giants speaks with Stephen Coniglio of the Giants (L) as they walk up the race before the 2019 AFL round 17 match between the Richmond Tigers and the GWS Giants at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on July 14, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Dylan Burns/AFL Photos)

โ€œJacob is quite simply an outstanding player and young leader, he thrives on responsibility and is very much looking forward to this enhanced leadership role.

โ€œOur leaders, players and staff are firmly focused on driving our club forward and we canโ€™t wait for the 2021 season to begin.โ€

The Giants will begin their 2021 premiership campaign against St Kilda on Sunday, March 21.