Rabbitohs star Keaon Koloamatangi will consider his future when he returns from representative duty as two rival clubs prepare to play him on November 1.
Do your best for me’: Rabbitohs star reveals big D-Day contract talk as darkness falls
Koloamatangi’s current contract with South Sydney expires at the end of 2024, meaning he will be free to negotiate with rivals from November 1 if he does not re-sign before then.
News Corp reports that the Raiders and Dragons are interested in the 25-year-old, who will fly to Britain this week to represent Tonga in a three-match international series against England. He told News Corp that no decision would be made on his future until he returned home. – My manager (Tyran Smith) did it, he knows I was on tour, so I let him do all that (talking about the contract), Koloamatangi said.
“My manager Ty and I have a great relationship, he’s been my manager since I was 15, so I trust him with my life. I know he’ll do his best for me.
I’ll probably decide when I get back from England.” Koloamatangi has played 82 NRL games for the Rabbitohs since making his debut in 2020 and has expressed his preference to remain at the club.