The Bulldogs have reportedly given both Paul Alamoti and Jake Averillo permission to test the open market is a shock move.
Salary cap pressures have been cited as the reason behind the duo’s potential exit as the Belmore-based club hunt for a halfback according to WWOS.
Both Alamoti and Averillo are without contracts for the 2024 season and at least one of the duo will have to depart the Bulldogs.
Alamoti, 19, has previously been linked with the Cowboys and was spotted in Sydney meeting with head coach Todd Payten.
The young gun is highly touted and is only 13 games in to his NRL career, scoring one try so far this season.
Meanwhile, Averillo has also played 13 games this season, adding to his 67 total first grade appearances.
The 22-year-old has been impressive so far this season, scoring seven tries to go with two try assists and eight line breaks.
Salary cap pressures have been cited as the reason behind the duo’s potential exit as the Belmore-based club hunt for a halfback according to WWOS.
Both Alamoti and Averillo are without contracts for the 2024 season and at least one of the duo will have to depart the Bulldogs.
Alamoti, 19, has previously been linked with the Cowboys and was spotted in Sydney meeting with head coach Todd Payten.
The young gun is highly touted and is only 13 games in to his NRL career, scoring one try so far this season.
Meanwhile, Averillo has also played 13 games this season, adding to his 67 total first grade appearances.
The 22-year-old has been impressive so far this season, scoring seven tries to go with two try assists and eight line breaks.