LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The future of Daly Cherry-Evans (DCE) has become a hot topic in the NRL as he announced his departure from Manly.
The Roosters are seen as favorites to sign him, with strong backing due to their history of successful signings and accommodating retiring Queensland star halfbacks.
The Bulldogs have expressed disinterest in DCE, but could benefit from his experience and mentorship for their young halves.
The Dolphins, where DCE first played rugby league, have also shown interest, hoping to boost their struggling team with his talent.
The Titans, who were previously burned by DCE's change of heart, could still be a potential landing spot given their lack of a strong halves pairing.
The Eels have cap space and a vacancy in the halves, making them a possible destination for DCE as well.
However, they have concerns about how he fits into their current rebuild.
The Broncos, despite ruling out interest in DCE, have been mentioned as a potential destination to bolster their ranks of veteran halfbacks.
Overall, DCE's future remains uncertain and the decision of which club will win the lottery for his signature continues to spark speculation and debate.