Dylan Brown risk of leaving?

Apparently Brown has a clause which allows him to exit his contract in 2026 should we be concerned? 

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  • From zero tackle 

    Parramatta coach Jason Ryles has just 10 rounds of football to win over brilliant five-eighth Dylan Brown next season.

    Brown was the Eels' best player in 2031, taking over the playmaking reins when star halfback Mitchell Moses was injured.

    The Kiwi-born pivot is under contract until 2031, but has a unique get out clause for 2026 midway through next season if he is not happy with the new-look Eels.

    • If the new Southern Orcas Christchurch bid succeeds. Brown will be a massive marquee signing. I have no doubt he would want to go back to NZ for this new club.

  • From zero tackle 

     While the contract's option appeared to end in 2031, Brown has the chance to either not re-up or renegotiate in 2026 and 2028, with deal locking him definitely through to the end of 2025.

  • I think Parra would have known if his a chance of

    leaving anytime soon, if it was true I don't think they would have let go of Talagi they would've promised him the 6 in a years time.

  • If he goes, he goes.

    Moses is more important. 

  • Meh

  • Nup

  • he will only go to the warriors if he was to leave

    • I agree with that.

    • They're the only ones left that'd be silly enough to throw Parramatta money at him.

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