LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Brian To'o, the Penrith Panthers' speedy winger, has put the rumors to rest by confirming his loyalty to the club.
Earlier this year, there was chatter of a potential departure for To'o, with talks of a bigger payday elsewhere.
The Panthers, who have a rich history of success, were simply unable to meet To'o's salary demands, as he had previously taken a pay cut to stay with coach Ivan Cleary's squad.
Despite being locked into the Panthers until 2027, To'o was reportedly considering requesting a release.
However, it was unclear if the Panthers would have agreed, given his vital role in the team and the recent departures of Sunia Turuva and Jarome Luai to the Wests Tigers.
Additionally, James Fisher-Harris will be leaving for the New Zealand Warriors after being granted a release.
In a recent interview with The Sydney Morning Herald, To'o set the record straight, stating that he never had any intentions of leaving the club.
The State of Origin star, known for his speed and agility on the field, is committed to staying with the Panthers and helping them achieve future success.