“Jayden Sullivan, hailed as a prodigious talent since his early days, is seen as a promising addition to the Wests Tigers squad despite facing setbacks due to hamstring injuries during his time with the Dragons,” Carayannis remarked.
“While some insiders from the Dragons suggest occasional lapses in dedication to training may have contributed to his injury woes, hindering his progress towards becoming a top-tier professional, the Tigers have shown faith in him with a lucrative four-year contract worth $500,000,” he continued.
“Despite the Dragons not contributing financially, the shadow of Jarome Luai’s success casts a challenge for Sullivan to secure a long-term partnership alongside him. The competition for that role is fierce, and Sullivan might not get the first opportunity,” Carayannis speculated.
“Although he hasn’t reached a pivotal juncture in his career just yet, Sullivan is approaching that point. His consistency as a first-grade player was questioned during his time with the Dragons, but now he has a chance to prove himself,” he concluded.
As the Tigers enjoy a bye in the opening round, the Broncos are set to face the Sydney Roosters in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium.
