LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
In a significant development for Rugby League fans, it has been reported that NSW Blues centre Bradman Best has informed his teammates about his decision concerning a new contract.
According to reliable sources such as The Daily Telegraph and Wide World of Sports, Best has expressed his intention to remain with the Newcastle Knights on a long-term deal, much to the delight of his fellow players.
Despite being linked to various clubs, including the Wests Tigers, Best has made it clear that his loyalty lies with his current team.
This news comes after months of speculation, with the new agreement said to be a lucrative three-year contract worth approximately $2.1 million, equating to $700,000 per season.
However, before Best's decision can be officially confirmed, the final details and paperwork need to be sorted out and registered by the NRL.
Having enjoyed a standout season that saw him notch up his State of Origin debut and help guide the Knights to the finals, Best was reportedly offered an even higher salary by the Wests Tigers.
Nevertheless, his heart remained firmly set on staying in Newcastle.
This news is sure to cause quite a stir among Rugby League enthusiasts, as they eagerly await the official announcement of Best's contract extension.