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Leigh Leopards owner Derek Beaumont has rubbished rumours that Samoa star Francis Molo is heading to the club in 2027. Beaumont has himself admitted that he and the club are working on a deal that will see a “marquee middle”…

Leigh Leopards owner Derek Beaumont has firmly dismissed reports linking Samoa international and Dolphins prop Francis Molo with a move to the club for 2027. Beaumont labeled claims made by NRL journalist The Mole as a "complete inaccuracy" after the reporter reported that the 32-year-old forward was heading to Leigh, which was also refuted by the player's agent, Wade Rushton.
While Beaumont confirmed that Leigh is actively searching for a marquee middle forward, he clarified that he has never spoken to Molo or Rushton. Beaumont pointed out that Molo is contracted through 2028 with the Dolphins and would be 34 years old by the end of that deal, ruling out any transfer interest from the Super League side.
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