The Sea Eagles are reportedly eyeing off Tigers rising star Lachlan Galvin as a possible successor to veteran half Daly Cherry-Evans.
Galvin, who led Westfields Sports High to victory within the National Schoolboys Cup earlier this yr, is a extremely considered younger playmaker who is about to hitch the Tigers’ Top-30 squad in 2024.
Galvin has been within the Tigers’ pathways packages for a number of years now, profitable a Harold Matthews Cup (u-16’s) with Wests Magpies in 2022.
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According to the WWOS, Galvin is on Manly’s want checklist regardless of no formal talks having but taken place, nevertheless {the teenager} does share the identical supervisor (Isaac Moses) as Sea Eagles coach Anthony Seibold.
Cherry-Evans was a uncommon shining mild in an underwhelming 2023 marketing campaign from the Sea Eagles, indicating he nonetheless has some good soccer forward of him.
However, it’s arduous to think about a state of affairs the place the star halfback performs past his present cope with Manly which ends after the 2025 season.
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Galvin in the meantime, is on a brand new three-year cope with the Tigers and might be given an opportunity to indicate what he can do at NRL degree this season if the anticipated Round 1 halves pairing of Aidan Sezer and Jayden Sullivan fail to fireside.
However past 2024, the Tigers may have a glutton of choices within the halves, which means Galvin might be trying elsewhere for larger alternative.
In addition to Sezer and Sullivan, one other promising teenager in Latu Fainu joins the membership from 2024, Panthers star Jarome Luai is about to signal an enormous $6 million deal from 2025 whereas Adam Doueihi is because of return from an ACL damage in the direction of the top of this season.
Source web site: www.foxsports.com.au
