In a stunning turn of events, Parramatta Eels star halfback Mitchell Moses has reportedly terminated his contract, catching both fans and club officials off guard. The decision has sent ripples through the NRL, as Moses was widely regarded as a key part of the Eels’ long-term plans. Head coach Brad Arthur was said to be taken by surprise, describing the departure of one of the club’s most influential players as “an absolute shock.”
Moses, a standout in the league for his playmaking ability and leadership on the field, had been with the Eels since 2017, during which he helped transform the team into consistent finals contenders. His recent performances, particularly in the 2023 season, solidified his status as one of the NRL’s elite halfbacks. The contract termination ends what was expected to be a significant tenure, as Moses had re-signed with Parramatta on a lucrative deal just last year.
Reports indicate that the decision may be driven by a mix of professional and personal factors, though neither Moses nor the club has yet offered a detailed statement. As speculation builds, fans are left wondering if this move could signal Moses’ intent to explore new opportunities in the NRL or possibly even a switch to a different league altogether.
For the Eels, Moses’ exit leaves a substantial void in their squad as the team prepares for the upcoming season. Coach Arthur will now face the task of reworking his game plan without his chief playmaker, a challenge that will undoubtedly shape the Eels’ strategy moving f
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