LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Nathan Cleary's manager has batted away rumors linking the Panthers halfback to a potential move to the UK Super League in order to be closer to his partner, football sensation Mary Fowler.
The prospect of Cleary trading the NRL for the Super League has caused a stir in the rugby league world, with some suggesting it could be a game-changer.
The dynamic duo has been making headlines since late last year, and speculation is rife that a move overseas could be on the cards for Cleary to be by Fowler's side.
However, prominent figures George Mimis and Brian Fletcher have swiftly shut down the gossip, affirming that the star player's future is firmly rooted with the Panthers until 2027.
Talks of a lucrative contract extension have also surfaced, reinforcing Cleary's commitment to his current team.
While the idea of Cleary crossing seas may seem like a long shot, the halfback himself has hinted at a potential move in the past.
In an interview with the Mirror earlier this year, Cleary admitted he would be open to a stint in the Super League.
"I'm not ruling it out.
I'm keeping my options open," he revealed, leaving fans speculating about what the future may hold for the talented playmaker.