Rabbitohs halfback given permission to speak to rival clubs

South Sydney Rabbitohs halfback Jonah Glover is exploring an early exit from the club due to a lack of playing opportunity ahead of round one

Justin Tomlinson

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Rabbitohs halfback given permission to speak to rival clubs

South Sydney Rabbitohs halfback Jonah Glover has been given permission to speak with rival clubs as he considers an early departure from the team. Glover was previously poised to make an anticipated NRL debut for Souths in round one, but limited opportunities at the club have led him to explore an early exit.[1][2]

The decision allows the young halfback to evaluate options across the competition before committing his future. While Glover had been in line to feature early in the season, his desire for increased opportunities has prompted South Sydney to grant him permission to hold talks with rival NRL teams.[1][2]

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