The Bulldogs are set to overlook out on one other prop ahead with the membership reportedly ready to tug out of the race for Roosters enforcer Terrell May.
May is out of contract with the Roosters on the finish of the season, and has been free to speak to rival golf equipment since November 1.
The Bulldogs have proven essentially the most curiosity within the 24-year-old, prepared to supply a $1.6 million deal – a big pay rise on his present contract.
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May has publicly expressed his want to play alongside his brothers Taylan and Tyrone within the close to future. The membership has at the very least informed Terrell that they might think about signing all three, however these hopes are actually dashed.
According to The Daily Telegraph, the Bulldogs are involved over the dearth of progress in contract talks with May in addition to the very fact the prop ahead left his long-term agent, indicating he’ll seemingly keep on the Roosters.
May informed the Bloke in a Bar podcast earlier this yr that he was telling golf equipment that he hoped to play along with his brothers.
“I want to be honest here, my talks are with whoever wants to sign us three brothers, that’s where I want to be,” May stated.
“Robbo (Roosters coach Trent Robinson) knows too. I haven’t hid it from him. Whichever club wants three brothers, that’s where I’ll be at.
“We are all off at the same time. That’s the preference, if a club can get all three of us, I’ll sign there in a heartbeat no matter what. I think everyone would.”
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The Bulldogs have one of many extra underwhelming entrance row teams within the competitors and are determined for a lift in that place.
May would have been an enormous asset from subsequent yr however plainly the membership is prepared to shift its focus to different targets.
The Bulldogs had a deal in place with Super League star Sio Taukeiaho however that fell by when the previous Rooster failed a medical.
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