Penrith Panthers

Panthers star Apisai Koroisau is the subject of a probe from the NRL for a COVID-19 breach after allegations that he snuck a woman into the NSW Blues' bubble during the recently-concluded State of Origin series.

Penrith Panthers CEO Brian Fletcher has explained why his club chose to sign Broncos forward Tevita Pangai Jr for the rest of 2020. Pangai Jr, who has already signed with Canterbury for 2022, was set to see out the remainder of this season with the Broncos before making the move.

Tevita Pangai’s late switch to the Panthers has seen him go from wooden spoon contender in Brisbane to a premiership hopeful in 24 hours. But not everyone is happy. The NRL recently moved the deadline in which players were allowed to move clubs from June 30 to August 1.

The Courier Mail’s Peter Badel confirmed Pangai Jr will begin a 12-week cameo with the Panthers for the rest of the season. “Tevita Pangai Jr will leave the Broncos and the Penrith Panthers have picked him up for the rest of the season,

Tevita Pangai is set to join Penrith for the final five games of the NRL season after his move to Canterbury in 2022 was finalised on Wednesday. In a whirlwind 24 hours, the Panthers withdrew interest in the controversial Brisbane forward for the remainder of the season and then reignited …

Tevita Pangai jnr now looks set to join Penrith for the rest of the 2021 season after a whirlwind round of negotiations over the past 48 hours.

It means the Panthers will be without the Kiwi international, who will have to undergo a quarantine period and get clearance from the Queensland government to re-enter the state and link up with teammates.

As the player transfer deadline of August 1 looms, a shock twist in the future of Tevita Pangai Jnr has emerged after NRL insider Dobbo reported that the out-of-favour Broncos forward is now set to join Penrith for the rest of the season.

He's focused on Brisbane but Penrith captain Isaah Yeo knows well that the Panthers' minor premiership prospects hinge on beating Melbourne on Saturday week.

Penrith Panthers were delighted to announce last week that Hawkesbury local Mitch Kenny has signed a one-year contract extension with the club. The 23-year-old hooker has committed to Panthers until at least the end of 2022 season. "I'm really stoked to be …