Roosters star Angus Crichton has reportedly been supplied a two-year contract to hitch rugby union value a whopping $1.6 million.
The 27-year-old would depart the Roosters instantly to hitch the Western Force within the Super Rugby competitors in line with The Daily Telegraph.
Rugby Australia boss Hamish McLennan has reportedly made it clear he desires to recruit gamers to spice up the struggling 15-man code.
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The transfer comes after the Wallabies’ World Cup marketing campaign just about got here to an finish after a defeat to Wales, with the drums beating for coach Eddie Jones to face down.
Roosters powerbrokers are reportedly set to permit him to go away the powerhouse membership and take up the contract for 2024 and 2025.
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Crichton has beforehand performed Australian schoolboys rugby earlier than making the swap to rugby league, signing with the Rabbitohs.
He stays contracted till the top of 2024 and it was beforehand reported the Roosters have been eager to increase his deal.
However, Crichton may now be a part of Roosters teammate Joseph Suaalii in making the swap to rugby union, after the younger gun penned a three-year deal value round $5 million.
His exit would additionally unlock cap house for the Tricolours to increase younger gun duo Siua Wong and Terrell May.
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