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Trbojevic can’t see properly, but he has clarity on his future – which could include another season

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Jake Trbojevic was still struggling to see out of his right eye on Sunday, but declared himself a certain starter for Manly as they chase a third straight win against the Cowboys on Thursday.

And should the Sea Eagles continue to climb the ladder under caretaker coach Kieran Foran, Trbojevic said he was leaning towards playing on for another 12 months instead of retiring.

It has been widely reported Trbojevic has until round 10 to take up an option in his contract for 2027, but the 32-year-old said there was no such deadline – it is more a case of a “gentleman’s agreement” with the club.

Manly star drops huge hint about NRL future after Kieran Foran inspires major turnaround

Kieran Foran's appointment as Manly interim coach may have helped convince Jake Trbojevic to play on in 2027. The Sea Eagles veteran's NRL future has been the subject of ongoing debate, with a series of head knocks and concerns around his flagging form leading to speculation that this season may be the 32-year-old's last.

But the eldest of the Trbojevic brothers responded to the noise with one of his best games in Manly colours for some time, during last week's 52-18 thrashing of the Dolphins. The veteran had more run metres in the first half than he'd averaged across Manly's first three losses, and a simpler, more direct game plan from Foran paid dividends in the club legend's first game in charge since replacing Anthony Seibold.

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