Manly attempt to prise Curtis Sironen from Wests Tigers
SMH.com.au - November 1, 2016 - 3:15 pm0
The Sironen surname is synonymous with the Tigers, but that could change if Manly have their way.
The Sea Eagles are attempting to prise Curtis Sironen out of Concord, although the move will depend on whether the clubs can agree to a payout figure. Sironen re-signed with Wests Tigers in June in a move that would keep him there until at least the end of 2018\. However, Manly want to add him to their roster and are prepared to pay the joint-venture club a fee to secure his release.
Sironen has made 62 NRL appearances for the Tigers since his debut four years, although only eight of those came in an injury-interrupted 2016 season. He struggled to squeeze back into the first-grade side at the back end of the year and was instead a part of the Intrust Super Premiership outfit that made it to the finals.
The son of Balmain legend Paul Sironen, the 23-year-old can play at five-eighth but has spent most of his career in the second row. The Sea Eagles are in the midst of a major roster overhaul and view Sironen as a valuable addition if he is prepared to make the switch.
SMH.com.au - November 1, 2016 - 3:15 pm0
The Sironen surname is synonymous with the Tigers, but that could change if Manly have their way.
The Sea Eagles are attempting to prise Curtis Sironen out of Concord, although the move will depend on whether the clubs can agree to a payout figure. Sironen re-signed with Wests Tigers in June in a move that would keep him there until at least the end of 2018\. However, Manly want to add him to their roster and are prepared to pay the joint-venture club a fee to secure his release.
Sironen has made 62 NRL appearances for the Tigers since his debut four years, although only eight of those came in an injury-interrupted 2016 season. He struggled to squeeze back into the first-grade side at the back end of the year and was instead a part of the Intrust Super Premiership outfit that made it to the finals.
The son of Balmain legend Paul Sironen, the 23-year-old can play at five-eighth but has spent most of his career in the second row. The Sea Eagles are in the midst of a major roster overhaul and view Sironen as a valuable addition if he is prepared to make the switch.