Roosters pull offer to Walker
The Roosters pull an offer off the table for superstar halfback Sam Walker as the November 1 contract restart approaches.
The Sydney Roosters have decided to withdraw their contract extension offer to halfback Sam Walker. Walker, a premiership-winning player for the Roosters this year, made his State of Origin debut for Queensland and made his international debut for Australia. If he cannot continue negotiations with the Roosters, he will be the most sought-after half in the sport after November 1.
The 24-year-old Walker, who has been a fan of the Roosters since childhood, had expressed his desire to secure an extension past 2027 with the club. However, disagreements on terms have led to the withdrawal of the offer. Despite Walker's preference to remain with the Roosters, the club's statement emphasized their focus on maintaining a strong team and making decisions that support the overall success of the squad.
Walker, who has played 109 games for the Roosters since his debut in 2021, is currently contracted to play for them until 2027. Failure to reach an agreement with the Roosters could lead to Walker becoming the most in-demand half in the game after the new year.
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