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Rival to make ‘massive play’ for Grant after intriguing contract move
Manly are considering making a massive play for the world’s best hooker, Harry Grant, for 2028.
Grant is one of a host of players able to talk terms with rival clubs now November 1 has passed and will be in massive demand from at least half a dozen clubs.
The Test hooker had an option his way for 2028 but has chosen not to take it up in a move that is set to trigger bidding war for his services.
But I’m hearing Manly, who have struggled in the key hooking position in recent years, will lead the race for the crafty No.9.
Storm arch rival to make strong splash at Harry Grant
Harry Grant remains one of the biggest stars available to speak to rival clubs for a 2028 deal following his choice not to activate his Melbourne Storm player option for that year.
It means Grant can get a glimpse of what clubs are willing to offer him to make the switch out of Victoria, with nine.com.au reporting the Manly Sea Eagles are considering making a big play for the Kangaroos hooker.
Whether Grant has any interest in moving to Manly is unknown, let alone Sydney for that matter, given he is originally from Queensland.
Although Manly's dummy half role has been unsettled since the departure of Apisai Koroisau in 2019, with Manase Fainu, Danny Levi, Lachlan Croker and Jake Simpkin filling in since the turn of the decade.
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Storm table mega deals to save star duo as November deadline looms
Being on the doorstep of the November 1 deadline – the date where off-contract players can negotiate for a 2028 deal – the Melbourne Storm have moved to try to retain some of the biggest stars in the game.
In a matter of days, players who are off-contract at the end of 2027 can speak with rival clubs, with the Storm turning up the heat on retaining their A-list talent.
Fresh reports from CODE Sports reveal the Storm have tabled Harry Grant and Stefano Utoikamanu mega deals to stay south beyond next season.
The duo no-doubt would receive heavy interest on the open market if they can't strike a deal during the final stages of October, with Grant dominating the NRL as one of the best players in the competition, while Utoikamanu has gone strength-to-strength each year.
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