With Sam Walker looking more and more likely to re-sign with the Roosters, the Broncos are set to move their sights to a different playmaker - Sharks' man of the moment Braydon Trindall. Trindall, who produced the game of his life in last weekend's defeat of the Cowboys, comes off contract at the end of 2025 - the same time Broncos general Adam Reynolds is set to retire. The Broncos' number one target has been local boy Walker, but they know the Roosters lose very few players they want to keep and the promising halfback has been made a priority to stay at Bondi Junction. That game, co-incidentally, propelled the 25-year-old Trindall to his breakout season - he set up two tries and led the Indigenous side to a win over the Maoris. The Sharks will push hard to keep the in-form playmaker - who has stated he is likely to go to the open market on November 1 - in a worrying sign for the club.
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