LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
The 2025 NRL Finals may be on his mind at the moment, but Canterbury Bulldogs outside back Enari Tuala intends to remain at the club for the foreseeable future.
Currently in the first season of his two-year contract with the Bulldogs, Tuala had a slow start to his career with the Belmore-based side due to injury, but has found fine form over the past three months.
After making his debut in Round 18, he has integrated well into the backline, transitioning from a rotational player to someone consistently vying for first-grade selection.
However, he will soon have the opportunity to enter the open market alongside 11 other teammates, such as Josh Curran and Connor Tracey, as he aims to secure his long-term future.
"Yeah, for sure, I want to stay. I love this club, but that's still a long way (away)," Tuala said.
"I always just take it game by game and hopefully hit some good form at the end of the year.
"Everyone at this club's real close and we're all brothers."