LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the Rugby League world, reports are swirling that Parramatta Eels star half Mitchell Moses is considering a move to a rival club, with the Sydney Roosters emerging as a potential suitor.
Moses, known for his lightning-fast footwork and strategic game management, is said to be fed up with the Eels' management decisions, particularly the recent sacking of coach Brad Arthur and the perceived lack of support for young talent.
The departure of promising players like Ethan Sanders, Blaize Talagi, and Matt Arthur, along with rumors of Charlie Guymer seeking a way out, have only added to Moses' frustrations.
It appears that the talented halfback is now contemplating a bold move to shake things up.
Although Moses is currently tied to the Eels until 2026, with possible extensions until 2028, whispers of a potential release request are getting louder.
Whether Moses decides to make a break for it remains to be seen, but one thing is certain - the Rugby League world is watching closely to see how this drama unfolds.