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Jack Bostock has not ruled out staying with the Dolphins
Australia winger Jack Bostock has not decided to leave the Dolphins.
The 23-year-old is linked with the St George Illawarra Dragons, Cronulla Sharks and Parramatta, but says a move to Sydney is not certain.
He is one of 11 Kangaroos players now free to consider offers from rival clubs.
Bostock wants to explore his options and is expected to meet with his management this week.
He is seeking a role as a centre in the NRL, although he is widely regarded as a top winger.
His three tries against the Cook Islands have strengthened his position as he weighs up a deal that could be worth up to $900,000 a season.
His next move will depend on the contract discussions, and he says he will focus on winning the World Cup while those talks begin.
Jack Bostock has not ruled out extending his stay with the Dolphins, despite interest from rival clubs.
The winger said a move to Sydney is not certain and that he wants to consider his options.
He plans to meet with his management this week to discuss what to do next.
Bostock scored three tries for Australia in its 66-6 win over the Cook Islands.
He is reported to be in line to earn as much as $900,000 a season.
- Who
- Jack Bostock, a Dolphins winger and Australia international.
- What
- He is weighing up his options and has not ruled out staying with the Dolphins.
- When
- He plans to meet with his management this week.
- Where
- Bostock plays for the Dolphins; rival clubs linked with him include the Dragons, Sharks and Parramatta.
- Why
- He wants to see what options are available to him.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Bostock said he spoke to the Dolphins and told them he wanted to consider his options.
Bostock scored three tries for Australia in its 66-6 win over the Cook Islands.
Bostock became one of 11 Kangaroos able to accept offers from rival clubs.
Bostock plans to meet with his management to weigh up his options.
- Current club
- Dolphins
- Potential suitors
- St George Illawarra, Cronulla and Parramatta
- Australia result
- 66-6 win over the Cook Islands
- Tries in that match
- 3
- Potential salary
- As much as $900,000 a season
What people are saying
It’s definitely not 100 per cent set in stone [that] I’m coming to Sydney. I’m not sure where that’s come from.
It’s not set in stone I’m leaving the Dolphins. It’s a matter of going through the process.
He’s an awesome talent who works really hard.