Parramatta Eels halfback Mitchell Moses has reportedly rejected a lucrative three-year contract offer that would have seen him depart the club in a high-profile trade. The proposed deal, which would have seen Moses move to another NRL team, has been turned down, much to the relief of Eels fans who had been concerned about his future at the club.
Moses, whose current contract runs through the 2025 season, has been a key figure in the Eels’ recent success, with his dynamic playmaking and leadership earning him a reputation as one of the premier halves in the competition. Despite interest from rival clubs, it appears the 29-year-old is committed to seeing out his tenure at Parramatta, although details surrounding his decision remain under wraps.
The Eels’ management has praised Moses’ loyalty, with coach Brad Arthur emphasizing the importance of retaining such a pivotal player for the club’s future. The decision also strengthens the club’s confidence moving forward as they look to challenge for a premiership in the coming seasons.
Moses’ future in blue and gold continues to be a key talking point for fans and pundits alike, as speculation about player movements heats up ahead of the new season.
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