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Roosters chairman Nick Politis is confident Mark Nawaqanitawase will return to the club after his rugby stint. And he’s ready to spend top dollar to make it happen.
Danny Weidler reports that Mark Nawaqanitawase's management has held positive discussions with the Sydney Roosters regarding an NRL return following his two-year rugby union stint with Japan's Saitama Wild Knights. The club is reportedly prepared to offer fullback-level money if he shifts to the No. 1 role after James Tedesco retires, or roughly $1 million per season if he remains on the wing.
Roosters chairman Nick Politis confirmed the club's confidence in re-signing Nawaqanitawase, calling him the world's best winger. The article also touches on head coach Trent Robinson's reflections following the Roosters' 19-18 grand final victory over the Newcastle Knights, and notes executive unrest at the Perth Bears involving former CEO Anthony De Ceglie.
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