He will front a press conference at Pointsbet Stadium at midday.<\/p>\n
\ufeffREAD MORE:<\/strong> Gould reveals 'exhausting' issue Arthur can't fix<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> 'World's gone mad' as AFL scraps key fitness test<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> WADA whacks 'disinformation' in China doping scandal<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Finucane, \ufeff32, has played 251 games across three NRL<\/a> clubs.<\/p>\n He hasn't been on the field since suffering a fractured cheekbone against the Tigers in round three this season.<\/p>\n \ufeffThe south coast product debuted for Canterbury in 2012 and played in that year's grand final, losing to Melbourne. He also played in the Bulldogs' losing grand final team in 2014, going down to the Rabbitohs.<\/p>\n Finucane jumped ship to the Storm in 2015 and won premierships with them in 2017 and 2020\ufeff.<\/p>\n The decorated forward joined Cronulla in 2022 on a four-year deal but will finish up 18 months early. He was hailed as a significant signing when he first moved to the Sharks due to his reputation as an outstanding trainer and an important piece in a successful club culture.<\/p>\n Watch the 2024 NRL premiership live and free on Nine and<\/strong><\/em> 9Now<\/strong><\/em><\/a>.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n He managed only 13 games last season due to injury.<\/p>\n \ufeffFinucane played five State of Origin games for New South Wales, debuting in game two of the 2019 series to help the Blues to victory.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n