LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
Daly Cherry-Evans has made the difficult decision to decline a contract extension offered by the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, meaning that the 2025 season will be his last at the Club.
As the Sea Eagles' captain and most capped player, Cherry-Evans has spent 15 years with the team on the Northern Beaches.
Despite his departure from the Club at the end of the season, CEO Tony Mestrov believes that Cherry-Evans will continue to give his all on the field in his final year.
Cherry-Evans' decision not to extend his contract with the Sea Eagles was confirmed by the team's official website, seaeagles.com.au.
The star halfback's announcement comes after he made it known earlier this week that he would be leaving the Club.
With this news, it is clear that Cherry-Evans' time at Manly is coming to an end, but fans can expect him to make his final season one to remember.
Despite Cherry-Evans turning down the two-year contract offer, Manly CEO Tony Mestrov is optimistic about the player's commitment to finishing his time with the Club on a high note.
Mestrov expressed confidence that Cherry-Evans will do everything in his power to make his final season with the Sea Eagles memorable.
This decision marks a significant change for the team, as they prepare to say goodbye to one of their most prominent and respected players.
In declining the contract extension, Cherry-Evans is making a bold move that will undoubtedly have an impact on both his career and the Sea Eagles' future.
As the team looks ahead to the upcoming season with a new captain, fans will be watching closely to see how Cherry-Evans closes out his time with the Club.
Despite the news of his departure, there is no doubt that Cherry-Evans will continue to leave a lasting legacy at Manly Warringah Sea Eagles.