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NRL transfer news: Josh Addo-Carr’s Origin III deadline as Jason Saab’s Dragons decision looms
The NRL’s player transfer market is set to go into overdrive this week with Josh Addo-Carr’s drawn-out future coming to a head, while a young Dragon is on the cusp of joining a new club.
Paul Crawley, News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom
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November 9, 2020 7:46pm
NRL: Following a stint with the Broncos, Jack Bird is heading to the Dragons after signing a two-year contract.
Wests Tigers will meet with Josh Addo-Carr’s agent on Thursday to try sort out one way or another if the flying NSW winger will be at the Tigers in 2021.
Addo-Carr has told his manager Mario Tartak that he just wants to get through Wednesday night’s State of Origin II in Sydney before making a final decision on where he will be playing next season.
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Tartak also has a meeting with new St George Illawarra coach Anthony Griffin set down for Tuesday to try and negotiate a release for young winger Jason Saab to hopefully join Manly before preseason training starts back next week.
Meanwhile, it is understood Addo-Carr has told Tartak that he wants to know where he will be playing next year before next Wednesday’s Origin decider.
Josh Addo-Carr and Jason Saab. Picture: Phil Hillyard
It gives the Tigers one last crack at landing the player now rated the world’s best winger, but it must be said their chances don’t look too crash hot going into the meeting.
Addo-Carr has already committed to a heads of agreement with the Tigers that if he comes to Sydney next year it will be to play under Michael Maguire.
But there is an increasing likelihood Addo-Carr will stay at Melbourne to see out the final year of his existing contract.
Jason Saab wants out of the Dragons. Picture: Mark Kolbe/Getty
That would then allow him to open negotiations with rival clubs for 2022 and beyond immediately after Origin is finished.
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Understandably, other clubs are already circling given the recent speculation that Addo-Carr may be having cold feet about joining the Tigers.
The Tigers’ reluctance to cut a deal with the Storm so far and hand over either Tommy Talau or David Nofoaluma certainly hasn’t helped their case.
Melbourne is also now in deep negotiations withCanterbury’s Reimis Smith for next season but that doesn’t necessarily mean Addo-Carr can’t stay.
The Bulldogs are one of several clubs who would be interested in signing Addo-Carr for 2022 and beyond.
Meanwhile, Tartak has set up a meeting with Griffin on Tuesday to try and sort out Saab’s future.
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The young winger has made it clear that he wants out of the Dragons to join Manly next season but until now Griffin has been reluctant to release him.
Saab came out recently and accused the Dragons of back flipping on an agreement to release following Griffin’s appointment.
But it appears the Dragons might be now ready to cut a deal so that Saab can start back for preseason with a new club on the northern beaches.
The NRL’s player transfer market is set to go into overdrive this week with Josh Addo-Carr’s drawn-out future coming to a head, while a young Dragon is on the cusp of joining a new club.
Paul Crawley, News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom
Subscriber only
|
November 9, 2020 7:46pm
| FOXSPORTS1:10 Jack Bird signs with Dragons |
Wests Tigers will meet with Josh Addo-Carr’s agent on Thursday to try sort out one way or another if the flying NSW winger will be at the Tigers in 2021.
Addo-Carr has told his manager Mario Tartak that he just wants to get through Wednesday night’s State of Origin II in Sydney before making a final decision on where he will be playing next season.
Watch The State of Origin II Full & Mini REPLAY on Kayo with no ad-breaks during play and Fox League Commentary. New to Kayo? Get your 14-day free trial & start streaming instantly >
Tartak also has a meeting with new St George Illawarra coach Anthony Griffin set down for Tuesday to try and negotiate a release for young winger Jason Saab to hopefully join Manly before preseason training starts back next week.
Meanwhile, it is understood Addo-Carr has told Tartak that he wants to know where he will be playing next year before next Wednesday’s Origin decider.
It gives the Tigers one last crack at landing the player now rated the world’s best winger, but it must be said their chances don’t look too crash hot going into the meeting.
Addo-Carr has already committed to a heads of agreement with the Tigers that if he comes to Sydney next year it will be to play under Michael Maguire.
But there is an increasing likelihood Addo-Carr will stay at Melbourne to see out the final year of his existing contract.
That would then allow him to open negotiations with rival clubs for 2022 and beyond immediately after Origin is finished.
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Understandably, other clubs are already circling given the recent speculation that Addo-Carr may be having cold feet about joining the Tigers.
The Tigers’ reluctance to cut a deal with the Storm so far and hand over either Tommy Talau or David Nofoaluma certainly hasn’t helped their case.
Melbourne is also now in deep negotiations withCanterbury’s Reimis Smith for next season but that doesn’t necessarily mean Addo-Carr can’t stay.
The Bulldogs are one of several clubs who would be interested in signing Addo-Carr for 2022 and beyond.
Meanwhile, Tartak has set up a meeting with Griffin on Tuesday to try and sort out Saab’s future.
MORE NRL NEWS
Transfer talk: Griffin talks on Dragons’ next targets
Bulldogs shake-up: Canterbury move on Green
Eels continue big early recruitment drive
The young winger has made it clear that he wants out of the Dragons to join Manly next season but until now Griffin has been reluctant to release him.
Saab came out recently and accused the Dragons of back flipping on an agreement to release following Griffin’s appointment.
But it appears the Dragons might be now ready to cut a deal so that Saab can start back for preseason with a new club on the northern beaches.
double hoops
First Grader
See what tomorrow afternoon brings hey?
Kevinward777
First Grader
Exactly what we need.
Lol I hope this kid knows what he's in for! After 24 pages of hype he'll have to score at least 2 tries on debut or he's going to cop the wrath and scorn of disappointed fans!! (Shout out to Hoppa Jnr hope you're going Ok) 
BoomStickBarbie
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100% Already called him for being number 1 whipping boy next season.Lol I hope this kid knows what he's in for! After 24 pages of hype he'll have to score at least 2 tries on debut or he's going to cop the wrath and scorn of disappointed fans!! (Shout out to Hoppa Jnr hope you're going Ok)
Yes the way he’s been discussed you’d think he was the next immortal !!
Although I’m sure he’s talented and we definitely need a tall winger who can jump & catch , some come on down Mr Volvo.
Although I’m sure he’s talented and we definitely need a tall winger who can jump & catch , some come on down Mr Volvo.
He’s certainly not a saviour but he’s young, tall and fast. You also think about why Griffin was so unwilling to let him go when he came in - obviously wasn’t keen to simply let him walk.
Captain Moondog
Absolute Superstar
Shoe1
Journey Man
I refer you to this: The Automotive 13
Brisbane Tragic
Bencher
Wont be the messiah - but we so need a tall fast winger!
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