LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Clint Gutherson, the former captain of the Eels, has officially inked a three-year deal with St George Illawarra, ending weeks of uncertainty about his NRL future.
The Dragons have scored themselves a major signing, with Gutherson bringing a wealth of experience and skill to the team.
In an interview with news.com.au, Gutherson expressed his confidence in his abilities, stating that he is eager to make a significant contribution to his new club.
The 30-year-old fullback, who previously led Parramatta, is set to earn over $2 million in this new deal.
"I'm thrilled and proud to don the Dragons jersey and represent this prestigious club," Gutherson remarked.
"The history and legacy of this team is unmatched, and I am excited to be a part of the exciting vision that the coaching staff, led by 'Flano' (Shane Flanagan), has for the future."
With over 200 NRL games under his belt and experience playing for New South Wales in State of Origin matches, Gutherson is poised to be a key player for the Dragons.
Coach Flanagan praised the signing, calling Gutherson a "fantastic addition" to the squad.
It's clear that Gutherson is ready to embrace the challenge and contribute to the Dragons' quest for success in the coming years.
The Dragons have made a strategic move by bringing in a player of Gutherson's caliber, and fans can expect some impressive performances on the field.