LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In a move that has set tongues wagging across the Rugby League universe, the Sydney Roosters have bid adieu to their powerhouse forward Terrell May.
Following much speculation and whispers in the locker room, May has officially been granted a release by the Roosters, paving the way for a new chapter as he joins forces with the Wests Tigers.
Known for his bone-crunching tackles and tireless work ethic on the field, May has cemented his reputation as one of the competition's most impactful players.
With teams clamoring for his signature like rugby league fans waiting for their beloved team to clinch a grand final victory, May's move to the Tigers has been met with great anticipation.
In a grand unveiling fit for a sporting hero, the Tigers proudly welcomed May into their ranks on Monday.
With a three-year contract locked in, May is set to bring his formidable skills to Concord for the seasons of 2025, 2026, and 2027.
Rumors swirl that this stellar deal is worth a handsome sum, rumored to be around the $2 million mark.
"I'm chomping at the bit for this opportunity, and I'm itching to hit the ground running in pre-season," May declared in a club statement that echoed throughout the rugby league community.
"The Tigers have a bright future ahead, and I'm ready to roll up my sleeves and be a linchpin in shaping that future."
As May dons the iconic black and gold jersey of the Wests Tigers, fans are eagerly awaiting to see him unleash his athleticism on the field and forge a new chapter in his storied rugby league career.
The Roosters may have bid farewell to a formidable force, but the Tigers have gained a game-changer who is poised to leave his mark on the competition.