LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Manly Sea Eagles skipper Daly Cherry-Evans is currently being watched by two rival clubs who are interested in signing him.
Despite turning 36 in February, Cherry-Evans is still considered one of the top playmakers in the league and has been a key player for the Queensland Maroons in State of Origin matches.
While Manly has young players like Onitoni Large and Joey Walsh waiting in the wings, Cherry-Evans' future with the team remains uncertain.
It is speculated that he will continue playing beyond this season, but it is unclear whether he will stay with Manly or potentially move to another team.
According to reports, a rival club has expressed interest in Cherry-Evans and is prepared to offer him a two-year deal.
The Daily Telegraph has reported this development, indicating that there is a possibility of Cherry-Evans leaving Manly for a new opportunity.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, Cherry-Evans' skills and experience make him a valuable asset for any team.
The fact that another club is actively pursuing him is a testament to his reputation as a talented and reliable player in the league.
It is a situation that will likely unfold in the coming months as Cherry-Evans weighs his options and decides where his future lies.
Whether he remains loyal to Manly or takes on a new challenge with a different team, his decision will have implications for both clubs and fans alike.