Harvey Livett: Warrington Wolves utility signs new deal despite interest from NRL
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Livett has recently starred for Warrington after replacing injured England second rower Ben Currie
Warrington Wolves utility Harvey Livett has signed a two-year contract extension with the Super League club after turning down offers to play in Australia's NRL.
The 21-year-old has made 22 appearance and scored 13 tries, including a hat-trick at Leeds in early May, since making his senior debut in 2017.
"I had a few other options but I'm a Warrington lad and I always wanted to stay with the club," said Livett.
"It means a lot to wear the shirt."
Club chief executive Karl Fitzpatrick said Wolves had to "beat off NRL interest" to keep Livett, who came through the club's academy.
- Published4 May 2018
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