LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
EXCLUSIVE: May sets sights on playing alongside his brothers
As the Wests Tigers aim to claw their way up from the cellar for the first time in four seasons, star recruit Terrell May is holding onto the dream of joining forces with his siblings on the NRL battleground.
One of the biggest signings of the off-season, May made the move from the Sydney Roosters to the Wests Tigers on a three-year deal, and has already shown his prowess during the team's pre-season clash against the Parramatta Eels.
While his main focus is on delivering victories to his new squad and lifting them from the depths of the ladder, the Samoan international revealed in an exclusive chat with Zero Tackle that his ultimate goal has always been to share the field with his brothers, Tyrone May and Taylan May, in the NRL.
Tyrone is currently facing an uncertain future as he approaches the end of his contract with the Hull Kingston Rovers, while Taylan is sidelined from NRL action due to the no-fault stand-down policy and is scheduled to appear before a hearing on March 10.
May remains optimistic that the stars will align, and he will have the chance to unite with his brothers in a display of sibling camaraderie on the rugby league stage in the near future.