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Wests Tigers are closely monitoring the situation of Tyrone Peachey, -Solomona at the Storm as they prepare contingency plans should Stefano Utoikamanu depart at season’s end.
Utoikamanu’s contract with the Tigers hinges on the club making the top eight, leaving his future uncertain. Meanwhile, the Tigers have proposed a lucrative five-year deal worth nearly $4 million to Asofa-Solomona, anticipating strong competition for his services in a thin market for forwards.
Reports suggest the Tigers are interested in Asofa-Solomona if he secures a release from Melbourne, sparked by speculation following his recent demotion to the NSW Cup team.
Additionally, the Tigers are keeping tabs on Emre Guler from the Raiders, who has requested a release to return to Sydney due to personal reasons.
Young Tigers talent Lachlan Galvin has voiced his desire for Utoikamanu to remain at the club, emphasizing the collective ambition among the team’s emerging stars to rejuvenate the club’s fortunes.
Galvin, who played a pivotal role in the Tigers’ recent victory over Canberra, expressed his commitment to the club despite recent speculation about his future, affirming his determination to contribute positively in the coming years.
In another development, former Eels coach Brad Arthur has met with representatives from Perth’s NRL expansion bid, amidst discussions about potentially coaching a future team in Western Australia.
Meanwhile, NRL veteran Tyrone Peachey has announced his retirement at the age of 32, citing personal challenges and a reduced commitment to the game in recent times.
