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Dragons talent Jayden Sullivan has formally written to club officials with some more bad news for the struggling NRL club.
Jayden Sullivan has formally requested to be released from his contract with the Dragons.
For the second time this month, Sullivan’s management have written to senior figures at St George Illawarra pleading for the club to release the 21-year-old from his long-term contract, The Daily Telegraph reports.
The situation has exploded this month after star playmaker Ben Hunt signed an extension through to the end of the 2025 season.
“It is unfortunate that we have had formal release requests from two of our young players in Tyrell Sloan and Jayden Sullivan,” Webb wrote.
“From a club perspective, we do not want to release either of these young men as the club has put years of resources towards the development of them both and see them as playing large roles in our future.
“At the crux of this they are both seeking more consistent first grade exposure while, as a football club, we must balance player development with the need to win and these two aims don’t always perfectly align.”
Jayden Sullivan has formally requested to be released from his contract with the Dragons.
For the second time this month, Sullivan’s management have written to senior figures at St George Illawarra pleading for the club to release the 21-year-old from his long-term contract, The Daily Telegraph reports.
The situation has exploded this month after star playmaker Ben Hunt signed an extension through to the end of the 2025 season.
“It is unfortunate that we have had formal release requests from two of our young players in Tyrell Sloan and Jayden Sullivan,” Webb wrote.
“From a club perspective, we do not want to release either of these young men as the club has put years of resources towards the development of them both and see them as playing large roles in our future.
“At the crux of this they are both seeking more consistent first grade exposure while, as a football club, we must balance player development with the need to win and these two aims don’t always perfectly align.”