Wests Tigers are keen to lock up the services of talented playmaker Lachlan Galvin with rival NRL clubs likely to start circling.
Despite the 19-year-old being contracted until the end of the 2026 season, the Tigers want to tie him down to a long-term contract at Concord.
Galvin's current contract can see the youngster start talking with clubs about a move from November 1 next year.
“We’re working closely with Galvin, his family and his agent about extending him in the new year,” Tigers CEO Shane Richardson said on Behind The Roar
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Galvin was thrust on to the NRL scene in 2024, scoring four tries in 21 games across his debut senior season.
He is likely to attract salary offers of $800,000 a season on the open market if he remains unsigned.
There has been reports previously that Galvin was seeking a release from the club, but they were denied by coach Benji Marshall.
