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  • Door opening for Fogarty to join Manly as new No.7

    Door opening for Fogarty to join Manly as new No.7

    Canberra Raiders may not retain Jamal Fogarty, giving Manly a chance to sign him soon.

    Canberra Weekly

    Manly are one step closer to landing Jamal Fogarty as their Daly Cherry-Evans replacement, with Canberra unlikely to block the halfback's move.

    The Raiders have until the end of this weekend to take up an option in Fogarty's contract to extend him until the end of 2026.

    But that now appears unlikely to happen, leaving the 31-year-old as a free agent from Monday and able to consider a two-year deal from the Sea Eagles.

    Canberra coach Ricky Stuart is due to meet with Fogarty's management while on the Gold Coast next week, where the halfback's future will be...

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  • Future Fortune: Fogarty Eyes $1 Million Manly Move

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    Manly Sea Eagles interested in signing Jamal Fogarty for $1 million contract due to impressive history.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Manly Sea Eagles are rumored to be offering Jamal Fogarty a lucrative two-year contract worth approximately $1 million.

    Fogarty, a veteran halfback currently with the Canberra Raiders, has caught the attention of Manly as a potential replacement for Daly Cherry-Evans.

    Fogarty's impressive performances over the past four seasons have solidified his reputation as one of the top kickers in the league.

    However, his future with the Raiders has been uncertain ever since the arrival of Ethan Sanders from the Parramatta Eels.

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  • Sea Eagles on the verge of landing $1.2 million replacement for Daly Cherry-Evans

    Dolphins

    Manly may have found Cherry-Evans' replacement in Raiders star Fogarty, on the verge of signing a deal.

    Wide World of Sports

    Manly's search for a halfback to replace Daly Cherry-Evans may already be over, with Raiders star Jamal Fogarty on the verge of signing a two-year deal with the club.

    As first reported by 9News Sydney's Michael Chammas last month, the Sea Eagles had been interested in luring the Canberra playmaker since late-2024.

    Fogarty has a $650,000 mutual option in his contract for next year to remain in the nation's capital, but appears unlikely to remain with the Raiders.

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