LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Despite previous interest in Daly Cherry-Evans, an NRL club has dropped out of the race for his services as rival interest heats up.
The Sea Eagles skipper, who is still considered one of the elite playmakers in the competition, has been a key player for both Manly and the QLD Maroons.
While young players like Onitoni Large and Joey Walsh are seen as the future for the Sea Eagles, Cherry-Evans' future remains uncertain as he is likely to continue playing beyond this season.
Former Gold Coast Titans recruiter Peter O'Sullivan has urged his former club to sign Cherry-Evans, recognizing his talent and experience.
Despite turning 36 earlier this year, Cherry-Evans continues to be a strong performer on the field, making him an attractive prospect for teams seeking an experienced playmaker.
Although speculation about his future swirls, Cherry-Evans has broken his silence on a potential exit from Manly, confirming that he will not be staying with the Sea Eagles.
With rival clubs expressing interest in signing him, it seems likely that Cherry-Evans will be heading elsewhere next season.
Overall, the uncertainty surrounding Daly Cherry-Evans' future in the NRL persists, with multiple clubs vying for his signature.
While his departure from Manly appears imminent, the veteran playmaker remains focused on continuing his career and making an impact wherever he lands next.