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    The race for Joey Manu's signature on both sides of the Tasman - across both oval-ball codes - appears on

    The race for Joey Manu's signature on both sides of the Tasman - across both oval-ball codes - appears on

    10 April 2025
    The Sydney Morning Herald reports the former Rooster - poised to leave Japanese rugby club Toyota for France in the coming months - now wants out of that Racing 92 contract on compassionate grounds.

    The report suggests Manu's considering a return to either Sydney or New Zealand.

    If released - he could be available for NRL clubs before the June 30 signing cut-off, with the Warriors indicating their desire to have a discussion.

    Manu's been openly about his ambition to play for the All Blacks and would also attract the interest of Super Rugby clubs - a potential deal with NZR could see him playing NPC this year.

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