LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Lachie Galvin's mother has decided not to attend the Wests Tigers game at Leichhardt Oval, amid the drama surrounding her son.
The young five-eighth has faced criticism after it was announced that he would not be staying at the club after his current contract ends in 2026.
Coach Benji Marshall made the controversial decision to drop Galvin to NSW Cup, prompting him to play for the Western Magpies last weekend.
This move raised questions about Galvin's relationships with his teammates.
Despite calls for his early release, the Tigers have confirmed they will not be letting go of Galvin.
The intense scrutiny and drama surrounding Galvin's future caused disruptions within the team, with the Tigers suffering a defeat against the Eels, where his absence was felt.
Marshall acknowledged the toll the situation took on the club during a press conference.
In a surprising turn of events, Galvin has been named to play against the Sharks this weekend, marking his return to the NRL in front of the Tigers fans at Leichhardt Oval.
The reception for Galvin is uncertain, as some fans may express disappointment while others may show support for the young player.
The rollercoaster of emotions surrounding Galvin's situation has left fans divided, with anticipation building for his comeback game.
Despite the challenges he has faced, Galvin's talent and potential for growth continue to be a focal point as he navigates through this turbulent period in his career.