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2 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Canberra officials plan to sit down with Hudson Young next week to discuss a revised four-year, $4.4 million deal.
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officials → plan → deal
The Raiders had already put forward a three-year deal worth $3.3 million, which was the most lucrative contract the club has offered a player.
However, sources with knowledge of the situation not authorised to speak publicly confirmed the Raiders are determined to keep Young from going on the open market on November 1 by adding a fourth year to their offer.
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Raiders → put → offer
The new deal would run until the end of 2031.
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deal → run → 2031
By that point, Young will have spent 12 years in Canberra.
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Young → spend → Canberra
Earlier this year, Young was granted permission to visit Port Moresby and discuss a move to the Chiefs for the 2028 season and beyond.
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Young → grant → season
The NRL newcomers were reportedly prepared to go to as high as $900,000 a season, with the tax concessions meaning the deal would be worth more than anything Young could earn at the Raiders or in Australia.
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Young → prepare → Australia
Young told reporters at the Brad Fittler Medal earlier this month that he would sign with the Raiders or Chiefs, provided he could broker a deal that was right for him and the club.
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that → tell → him
A few days later, the Chiefs’ interest cooled once they were told any deal would need to reflect Young’s notional value in their salary cap.
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deal → cool → cap
Essentially, if they wanted to sign him for $900,000, they would still need to register him for his market value of $1.1 million, which was something they were not prepared to entertain.
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they → want → million
The Raiders are eager to lock down Young, who missed the end of the season with a ruptured Achilles tendon.
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who → lock → tendon
Young this week posted photos on social media of him holidaying in Bali, and the Raiders will discuss the revised deal with him when he is home.
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he → post → him
Englishman Matty Nicholson this week agreed to a three-year extension with the Raiders, while Tom Starling is closing in on a move to St Helens in the Super League, which means Daine Laurie is likely to be moulded into the club’s back-up dummy half behind Owen Pattie.
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Laurie → agree → Pattie
The Green Machine started the season with Pattie, Starling and Jayden Brailey as their No. 9 options.
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Machine → start → options
Brailey has since joined Wests Tigers.
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Brailey → join → Tigers
Meanwhile, Penrith have not given up hope of extending one or two of their marquee men before November 1.
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Penrith → give → November
The club has commenced discussions with Nathan Cleary, Moses Leota, Issah Yeo and Liam Martin.
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club → commence → Cleary
Yeo this week spoke about his hopes of nailing down a new deal for “two to three years”.
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Yeo → speak → years
Should Penrith progress to the grand final, they will have a week of clear air to broker any contracts before players depart for World Cup commitments.
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players → progress → commitments
Club sources said the fact that the Cup is in Australia would make it easier to negotiate with their stars.
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it → say → stars
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