Taylan May likely to end year-long exile from NRL after touring Rabbitohs facilities
Out of contract star Taylan May could have found his new club after reports have emerged he was spotted at South Sydney's headquarters.
May hasn't been sighted in the NRL since he was sacked by the Penrith Panthers for a series of off-field discretions.
Nine's Danny Weidler revealed on X that the Rabbitohs' interest in May has ramped up.
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Taylan May at the Panthers. Ian Hitchcock via Getty Images
"Former Panther Taylan May was seen touring the Souths High Performance Centre at Maroubra today," he wrote.
"Bunnies are emerging as possible home for May."
When May was sacked by the Panthers in July 2024, he was subject to the NRL's no-fault stand down policy after he'd been arrested on domestic violence charges.
Those charges have since been withdrawn with May free to play.
In an interview with 9news Sydney earlier in May, the 23-year-old stated he's "ready to play next week".
