YESTERDAY, it was revealed that Canterbury Bulldogs centre/winger Braidon Burns had performed his final sport for the Belmore membership.

That’s in line with the Each day Telegraph which is reporting that Burns and his supervisor Allan Gainey are searching for alternatives in Tremendous League following discontent on the Bulldogs.

It’s understood that Burns has performed his final sport for Canterbury following Gainey’s assembly with normal supervisor Phil Gould earlier this week.

However, which Tremendous League golf equipment may 27-year-old Burns doubtlessly transfer to?

Catalans Dragons

Catalans want a centre to interchange the outgoing Adam Keighran (Wigan Warriors) while Matt Ikuvalu’s future continues to be unsure. Bringing in Burns would assist cease that hole and provide one other strike outlet out huge. Identified for his velocity, Burns would provide one thing totally different to Keighran and Ikuvalu in addition to doubtlessly make Catalans much more thrilling than they already are within the outdoors backs.

Warrington Wolves

Although Warrington have been linked with Manly Sea Eagles centre Morgan Harper, Burns may very well be a useful addition for brand spanking new head coach Sam Burgess. The Wolves have struggled within the centres in 2023 with the likes of Peter Mata’utia, Connor Wrench, Stefan Ratchford and Greg Minikin all failing to interrupt many pots. Burns would definitely get bums on seats on the Halliwell Jones Stadium given his athletic potential.

Castleford Tigers

Like Warrington, Castleford have struggled out huge in Tremendous League 2023. Jordan Turner, Jack Broadbent, Will Tate, Alex Mellor and Alex Foster have all tried their hand within the centres with plenty of these now injured. In fact, add into the combo the truth that Jake Mamo retired earlier within the yr and the Tigers have been brief within the centres ever since. 27-year-old Burns would undoubtedly add one thing that Castleford have been lacking all through 2023.

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