AustraliaNathan Cleary, the champion halfback for the Panthers, has shared updates about his potential future in rugby league, indicating he is unlikely to join the New Zealand Warriors due to concerns about blocking his younger brother Jett's career path. Cleary emphasized that while he remains committed to the Panthers and is considering a possible move to the open market in November, any decision will depend on further discussions with the club. His comments come amid speculation about a potential transfer to the Warriors, a team with which his father previously played. Cleary also addressed a recent incident during a match where his kick struck Tallyn Da Silva in the head, causing a head injury assessment. While Da Silva confirmed he would be fit to play in his upcoming match, Cleary expressed regret over the incident and noted a similar occurrence involving former teammate Api Koroisau.
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