D-Day arrives for teenage gun as Roosters circle
D-Day is fast approaching for NSW Waratahs whiz kid Max Jorgensen as he decides whether to stick with rugby or follow Mark Nawaqanitawase to the Sydney Roosters.
Nine’s Danny Weidler reported that this week would be critical in determining the future of the gun 19-year-old, who comes off contract with Rugby Australia at the end of 2024.
The Roosters have reportedly offered Jorgensen a $1.8 million, two year deal from 2025.
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Jorgensen told the Sydney Morning Herald last week that he had not received a contract offer from the Roosters.
The outside back also doubled down on a Wide World of Sports report in February he wanted to play for the Wallabies against the British and Irish Lions in 2025 and at the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia before a potential NRL switch.
