The Sydney Roosters could be preparing for one of the biggest recruitment moves in recent NRL history, with veteran playmaker Daly Cherry-Evans reportedly emerging as a sensational option to fill the leadership and creativity void left by Luke Keary.
The experienced halfback would bring a wealth of NRL knowledge, composure and big-game experience to Bondi. His ability to control matches, organise an attack and deliver under pressure could make him an intriguing fit for Trent Robinson’s side.
A cut-price deal would make the move even more attractive for the Roosters. Rather than committing to an enormous long-term package, Sydney could potentially secure an established representative-level playmaker while maintaining flexibility elsewhere in its roster.