Sacked star's career 'appears over' despite offers

Rugby league bad boy Curtis Scott is attempting to make a comeback to the NRL in 2024.Scott, who made front-page news last year when he was found guilty of assaulting and threatening his former partner, Tay-Leiha Clark, has been offered to several clubs.But the former Storm premiership-winner has yet to get any takers, with clubs steering well clear of him.Scott had a bid to overturn his convictions for a series of domestic violence charges - for which he avoided jail but was forced to undergo counselling as part of a 12-month community correction - rejected by a judge recently.He has been playing bush footy but even there he has been in strife, involved in at least one ugly brawl.If a club does show interest in Scott, the NRL would still have to agree to register any contract and at just 26, his career in the big time appears over.

Curtis Scott Unlikely to Play this Season

Controversial former Storm and Raiders centre Curtis Scott won't have his day in court until August, virtually ending any slim hope of him playing this season.The matter was heard briefly in court last week and adjourned until August, just weeks before the finals.Scott was hoping to resume his career at the Eels this season but the NRL won't clear him to play until the matter is resolved.The troubled premiership-winner has been charged with allegedly choking and assaulting his former girlfriend.