Canberra Raiders CEO denies interest in signing Zac Lomax, confirming no contact or roster plans.
Canberra Raiders CEO Don Furner has clarified that the club has no interest in signing Zac Lomax, contrary to recent speculation. Reports emerged from the Supreme Court indicating that the Raiders were one of three teams vying for the NSW representative's signature after he left the Parramatta Eels.
However, the Raiders have quickly dismissed these claims, asserting that they have not made any contact with the talented outside-back. Lomax recently exited his four-year contract with the Eels after just one year, which has fueled rumors that he may join the new rebel competition, R360.
With the launch of R360 postponed until 2028, Lomax finds himself in a difficult position with few options available for the immediate future. According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the Raiders are not in a position to pursue Lomax and have no plans to include him in their roster.
"Nobody has spoken about him, he's never been mentioned," Furner stated. "We haven't got any space in the cap, and we're not looking for outside backs. I don't know how they can make that up. That's a lie."
