LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
Joe Chan, the son of Melbourne Storm player 71 Alex Chan, is set to make his debut for the club tonight against the Brisbane Broncos.
The 21-year-old has been given the honor of becoming player 233 for the Storm, a significant milestone in his budding rugby league career.
Chan, a former player for the Catalan Dragons, joined the Storm prior to the start of the 2023 season and has quickly made a name for himself within the club.
His strong work ethic and powerful running game have earned him the admiration of his teammates and coaches alike.
Before his promotion to the first-grade team, Chan showcased his skills and abilities with the Brisbane Tigers in the HostPlus Cup.
In his 16 appearances for the Tigers, he managed to score an impressive five tries, further cementing his place in the Storm squad.
Tonight's match against the Broncos will be a momentous occasion for Chan, as he takes to the field for the first time in the iconic purple jersey of the Storm.
Fans and supporters will be eagerly watching to see how he performs, hoping that he can bring his formidable skills and determination to help the team secure a victory.
As player 233, Chan joins a long list of esteemed individuals who have represented the Melbourne Storm throughout the years.
This number holds significance within the club, symbolizing the rich history and tradition that has been built by those who have come before him.
With his family ties to the club and his own exceptional talent, it is clear that Chan is poised for success in his rugby league career.
The Storm will undoubtedly be relying on his powerful running and scoring ability as they face off against the Broncos tonight.
Congratulations to Joe Chan on his achievement of becoming player 233 for the Melbourne Storm.
May his debut be a memorable one, and may he continue to make his mark in the world of rugby league.