LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
Manly Sea Eagles are preparing for their historic trip to Las Vegas for next year's NRL premiership kick-off.
The team will be the only club staying in Vegas for the entire week, while the other three sides will base themselves elsewhere in the States before flying into Nevada.
CEO Tony Mestrov, coach Anthony Seibold, and football manager John Bonasera will be visiting Las Vegas next month to assess training venues, facilities, accommodation, transport, and security.
Mestrov emphasized that the team's main priority and focus is to win the football game and bring home two premiership points.
However, he also acknowledged that this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for the players and they want them to enjoy the trip.
The players will have the opportunity to explore the city and its attractions when they are not training or playing.
The team's decision to stay in Vegas for the whole week is to allow the players to immerse themselves in the city's atmosphere before getting down to business.
Manly Sea Eagles are determined to make the most of this unique experience while also striving for success on the field.