Powerful player manager Isaac Moses has signed Adam Doueihi – and the talented utility is almost certain to become the next big name to leave Wests Tigers as a result.
Moses, who pulled star players James Tedesco, Mitch Moses and Aaron Woods out of the Tigers in 2017, recently also did the deal that resulted in boom halfback Lachlan Galvin quitting the club to join the Bulldogs.
Doueihi is unsigned for next season and is in the sights of several rival clubs.
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With the tension between Moses and the Tigers long running and bitter, the odds of Doueihi staying at the club can only be described as slim.
Adam Doueihi of the Wests Tigers. Getty
Just this week, it was revealed that Doueihi was involved in a heated altercation with Benji Marshall at training recently when he took exception to the way the coach tackled him during a drill.
Adding to the drama, Doueihi was overlooked for the job of Tigers captain this week despite the club missing regular skipper Api Koroisau and several other experienced players.
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Marshall opted to give the honour to prop Alex Twal instead of Doueihi.
The 26-year-old, who is in his sixth season with the Tigers, has shown amazing resilience during his career, overcoming a series of major knee injuries to continue playing.
