Manly has become the surprising favorite to sign the Wests star of the Wests, Lachlan Galvin, by 2027 and beyond.
A large number of clubs are ready to make offers for Galvin when it arrives on the market in November after the dramatic divorce on Monday, but the Eagles have two large aces to the manga.
First, the 19 -year -old weapon is still extremely close to its old school, Westfield Sports High, where it won a large amount of trophies and won the selection of Australian schoolboys.
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Lachlan Galvin will leave the tigers at the end of 2026. Getty
Regularly returns to the campus and helps mentor of the young promising schools.
Two of the men in Westfield’s coaching staff when he was there, Steve Hales and Wayne Lambkin, are now on the manly payroll, and will undoubtedly sell the virtues of the club to Galvin when the time comes.
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And secondly, Galvin’s manager Isaac Moses also drives Manly chief coach, Anthony Seibold.
The tigers officials are furious with Moses after he disagreed the greatest offer in the club’s history for one of his own local juniors.
Isaac Moses. Getty
The club saw Galvin as a future captain and was preparing a five -year agreement that is believed to be worth around the $ 5 million brand.
Galvin would be a great gain for Sea Eagles, with Daly Cherry-Evans in motion next season and his halves, Luke Brooks, in the twilight of his career.
Manly also lost a possible long -term medium in Jamie Humphreys against Souths this year.
The Sea Eagles also lost the ascent star Latu Fainu against the Tigers.
