LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
In the world of Rugby League, rumours and speculation can spread like wildfire.
This was certainly the case when it came to the future of winger Josh Addo-Carr.
However, Bulldogs football boss Phil Gould has stepped forward to set the record straight.
According to reports from news.com.au, Gould has hit back at the rumours that the Canterbury Bulldogs are looking to offload Addo-Carr.
The rumour mill went into overdrive after the Eels allegedly launched a bid to sign the superstar if he became available.
But Gould has made it clear that the Bulldogs have no intention of parting ways with Addo-Carr.
He is a valued member of the team and they have no plans to let him go.
In fact, the Eels were not the only club interested in Addo-Carr's services.
The Tigers, Dragons, and Knights also threw their hats into the ring.
Addo-Carr, who is considered one of the NRL's top wingers, had a challenging end to the season.
He was involved in an altercation at the Koori Knockout event, resulting in a knockout and a subsequent ban.
As a result, he was also stood down from his duties with the Australian team.
Despite these setbacks, Addo-Carr remains a highly sought-after player in the league.
The Bulldogs recognize his talent and are committed to keeping him at the club.
With Gould's clarification, the rumours can now be put to rest, allowing Addo-Carr to focus on his future in the game.
The world of Rugby League is no stranger to speculation and gossip.
However, it is crucial to rely on accurate information and official statements when assessing the future of players like Addo-Carr.
With Gould's confirmation, it is clear that the Bulldogs have no intention of parting ways with their star winger.