LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Cooper Cronk has made a bold statement about the $300k Storm X-factor, sending shockwaves through the rugby league world.
The Melbourne player's value was already on the rise, but Cronk's insight has shed new light on just how valuable he truly is.
"I just want to play as much first grade as I can… I feel like we can do something pretty special this year," said Tyran Wishart, setting his sights high for the 2024 season.
His goal was to become a regular fixture in Craig Bellamy's star-studded Storm team, and he has certainly delivered on that front.
Wishart, in an interview with foxsports.com.au, expressed his willingness to take on any role necessary to contribute to the team's success.
It's clear that he is a player on the rise, with his value skyrocketing and rival clubs clamoring to secure his talents.
But despite his current status as one of the most versatile players in rugby league, Wishart's journey to the top actually began in local footy just four years ago.
It's a classic tale of hard work and determination paying off in the end, a true Aussie underdog story in the making.