Sydney Roosters' Radley eyes eventual Super League stint

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Victor Radley has played 181 NRL games for the Sydney Roosters since his 2017 debut and is on course to reach 200 appearances next season.

The 28-year-old is contracted through the end of the 2027 season, though he can negotiate with other clubs from November 1 this year.

Fresh from a premiership-winning campaign, Radley told Triple M that a Super League stint appeals eventually, but is not his next-contract plan.

"Yep, for sure," he said on Triple M when asked about playing in the Super League.

"I don't think it's yet, but it's something I have wanted to do since I was young.

"To be honest, it wasn't to play in the Super League. I was just keen to do a one-year working visa as a carpenter, so I was excited to go see other parts of the world, and I still am."

Radley is set to represent England at the upcoming Rugby League World Cup. His father was born and raised in England, the source of Radley's English heritage.

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