The Parramatta Eels are reportedly set to launch a bid for Bulldogs flyer Josh Addo-Carr if the winger is released by Canterbury.
Addo-Carr has had a rough off-season so far after he was knocked out at the Koori Knockout, banned for two matches and subsequently stood down from Australian duty.But after an unhappy season at the Bulldogs where he still scored 11 tries in 15 matches for the 15th placed Canterbury side, it had been reported that Addo-Carr
The Sydney Morning Herald reported that the Eels would be interested in signing Addo-Carr “but only if Canterbury agree to an immediate move”.reported that the Eels could be willing to part with forward Ryan Matterson as a potential player swap, reporting the parties have had “informal talks”.Ryan Matterson. Photo by Albert Perez/Getty Images
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