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Skd and Moga May Push Peter Matautia out .........On Fox Sports ........Peter Mata’utia remains hopeful he can strike a deal with Newcastle but interest from overseas is intensifying.
Market Watch can reveal St Helens have offered Mata’utia a two-year-deal with talks of a third season.
The Knights, however, are only willing to offer him a one-year contract
The arrival of Shaun Kenny-Dowall and impending move of Tautau Moga and Kalyn Ponga has impacted on the length of deal the Knights are willing to offer Mata’utia.
With two kids and a fiancee to consider, Mata’utia has the opportunity to secure his future without the stress of playing for a deal weighing on him.
Having returned to the club where he made his NRL debut and his brothers also play for, the centre said his preference is to remain at the Knights, backing Nathan Brown’s long-term plan for the club.
“I want to stay. I like what Browny is doing,” Mata’utia told Market Watch.
“It would be nice to stay long-term. I know the plan Browny has and it’s a good plan. I want to be a part of it. I feel like where I’m at in my career, I can help these young kids come through and I love the club.
“All options are out there. My manager has been talking to a few clubs. We’ll sit down and talk about it.”
Market Watch can reveal St Helens have offered Mata’utia a two-year-deal with talks of a third season.
The Knights, however, are only willing to offer him a one-year contract
The arrival of Shaun Kenny-Dowall and impending move of Tautau Moga and Kalyn Ponga has impacted on the length of deal the Knights are willing to offer Mata’utia.
With two kids and a fiancee to consider, Mata’utia has the opportunity to secure his future without the stress of playing for a deal weighing on him.
Having returned to the club where he made his NRL debut and his brothers also play for, the centre said his preference is to remain at the Knights, backing Nathan Brown’s long-term plan for the club.
“I want to stay. I like what Browny is doing,” Mata’utia told Market Watch.
“It would be nice to stay long-term. I know the plan Browny has and it’s a good plan. I want to be a part of it. I feel like where I’m at in my career, I can help these young kids come through and I love the club.
“All options are out there. My manager has been talking to a few clubs. We’ll sit down and talk about it.”