Jarome Luai will soon have to choose between earning an extra $2 million or staying at his beloved Panthers.
The two-time premiership winning No. 6 will hit the open market on November 1 and clubs will be lining up to sign Luai with a halves shortage across the league.
Watch every game of The 2023 NRL Telstra Finals Series before the Grand Final Live & Ad-Break Free During Play on Kayo Sports.The 26-year-old could attract long-term offers around the $1.2 million mark and the NRL 360 panel debated on Monday night which decision Luai will make for his future. “In the modern game that’s par for the course for a good half and there’s no doubt he’s a really, really, good half. Clubs like Canterbury, the Tigers, the Dragons, they’d love to have a guy like him.”“I think he’s worth a million plus, like I was saying with Reece and everyone was saying that’s crazy money,” Anasta said.
“I think Penrith have told him they can only offer him $800,000 so if a club comes to him and offers him $1.2 million on a five-year deal, which they will, that’s an extra $2 million they can earn. That’s pretty hard to turn your back on,” Read said.But Phil Rothfield believes Luai will turn his back on the cash in favour of sustained success at the Panthers.
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