LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
Jamal Fogarty, the Canberra Raiders' halfback, is in the midst of a two-club battle as the Manly Sea Eagles have reportedly increased their offer to lure him away from the nation's capital.
Fogarty has spent the last four seasons with the Raiders, establishing himself as one of the top kickers in the competition.
However, with the uncertainty surrounding his long-term future at Canberra due to the arrival of Ethan Sanders, Fogarty's potential move to Manly as a replacement for Daly Cherry-Evans has been the subject of much speculation.
Reports from News Corp indicated that the Sea Eagles were initially preparing a two-year contract offer for Fogarty, but the latest update from The Sydney Morning Herald reveals that they have upped their offer to a three-year deal.
This development comes after the Raiders tabled a new two-year contract for Fogarty, following their decision not to exercise the club option in his current deal.
Fogarty's comments on his future shed light on the challenging decision he faces.
With both clubs vying for his signature, the choice between staying with the Raiders or moving to Manly is not an easy one.
As Fogarty navigates this decision, his impressive performance on the field continues to garner attention and recognition.
The battle for Fogarty's signature highlights the competitive nature of the NRL transfer market, with clubs willing to make significant offers to secure top talent.
Fogarty's rise to prominence as a key player in the league has made him a desirable asset for teams looking to strengthen their roster.
As he weighs his options and considers the offers on the table, Fogarty's decision will have far-reaching implications for both the Raiders and the Sea Eagles.
Stay tuned to see where Fogarty ultimately decides to take his talents as the drama unfolds.