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  • Jack Wighton drops contract bombshell, wants to test open market for 2024

    Jack Wighton drops contract bombshell, wants to test open market for 2024

    Wide World of Sports

    The 2020 Dally M Medallist, Jack Wighton, has blown the player market wide open by telling Canberra he wants to speak to other clubs about a deal for next season.

    The Australian and New South Wales representative has an option in his favour to stay at the Raiders for 2024, where he's reported to earn around $900,000 a season.

    But the 30-year-old has told the club he wants to explore his options elsewhere for the first time since he debuted with the Raiders in 2012.

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  • Wighton to trigger feeding frenzy as Raiders five-eighth tests open market

    Jack Wighton yet to activate clause for 2024

    Fox League

    The Canberra Raiders face a fight to retain star five-eighth Jack Wighton amid confirmation the 30-year-old is going to the open market for the first time since joining the club.

    Wighton, who is off-contract at the end of this season, has an option in his favour for 2024 and it was widely expected he would extend his stay in the nation’s capital.

    But The Daily Telegraph reported on Tuesday afternoon that Wighton, who had until round 10 to trigger that automatic extension, will instead test his worth.

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  • Raiders ready to fight to keep Wighton

    Jack Wighton facing suspension after double MRC charge

    The Australian

    The Raiders are ready to fight to keep their hugely influential playmaker.

    “Jack’s quite within his rights to test the market,’’ Don Furner told News Corp.

    “He’s been incredibly loyal to us for 14 seasons, he’s never once gone out and tested the market.

    “He has our full support. He knows that we’re going to do everything we can to keep him and extend him.

    “But being possibly his last contract, he has to do what is right for his young family and we fully understand and appreciate that.’’

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