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Lachlan Galvin may have played his final game for the Wests Tigers with the club and wantaway star locked in talks which could see the young playmaker granted an immediate release.
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Maroons enforcer Tom Gilbert has received the worst possible news on a pectoral injury, while Dragons young gun Dylan Egan is confirmed out for the season.
In-form Canterbury winger Jacob Kiraz is set to spend up to a month on the sideline, while Melbourne have received a boost in the wake of their loss to the Sharks.
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