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Tigers’ on brink of $1.6m coup to keep rising star from hitting open market

Publié par The Australian · Australie il y a 10 h

Wests Tigers have scored a coup with boom forward Samuela Fainu set to reject going to free agency and stay loyal to the embattled club by inking a $1.6 million upgrade.

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