Dylan Brown, the playmaker for the Eels, has made his clearest statement yet about his intention to stay at the club, while teammate Nathan Brown has hinted that he may be leaving.
Sixteenth Brown, who will play for New Zealand at the World Cup next month, has had the finest season of his young career.
When he goes on the open market on November 1, the 22-year-old will likely command a higher price than he did in their grand final loss to Penrith.
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Brown can sign with opposing teams for 2024 starting next month, and it’s anticipated that the standout No. 6 will draw bids exceeding $800,000 a season.
Following Sunday night’s defeat, Brown made the joke, “I’m chasing as much cash as possible,” in the sheds before turning to consider the option in front of him.
It’s not about money. You have to consider financial matters at some point in your career, but it goes beyond that, Brown told foxsports.com.au.
It’s about things like that—where you feel at ease, the setting you’re in, the coaches, your half partner.
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“To be honest, I’m excited about the World Cup and content with where I am right now this year.”
Coach Brad Arthur of Parramatta is certain that Brown will stay, even though he acknowledges the Eels are unlikely to
“He still has that tough side but he definitely still understands each player and knows what’s he gets the best through them so props to him.”
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