South Sydney halfback Adam Reynolds has revealed he and the club are "not on the same page" surrounding a contract extension.<\/p>\n
Reynolds, 30, is off-contract at the end of the season and is looking to remain in South Sydney, the club where he has played his entire first grade career.<\/p>\n
But the 2014-premiership winner, who has played 206 games to date, could be forced to finish off his career with another club as the two parties remain at opposite ends on a future deal.<\/p>\n
Reynolds told the Daily Telegraph he's so far been offered just one a year-deal, which he said was "disappointing" as he looks to finish his career in Redfern on a long-term contract.<\/p>\n
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"We have started the conversations. Look, I love the club and everything they have done for me, but, at the moment, we're not on the same page with where we're going and what we're thinking," he said.<\/p>\n
"They have said they'd want to keep me on longer but they are only tossing up one-year deals at the moment, which is pretty disappointing if I'm being honest.<\/p>\n
"I still feel like I've got a lot longer left in me but whether they see that or not, I don't know. That's a conversation I'm going to have to have."<\/p>\n
Since making his debut for the club back in 2012, Reynolds has scored 33 tries and has notched a total of 1,636 points with his incredible goal-kicking ability.<\/p>\n
The South Sydney veteran also played two games for New South Wales in 2016.<\/p>\n