Heartbreaking News: Tylor Bunting, a 21-year-old halfback, has made a notable return to the Penrith Panthers, rejoining the club where his rugby league journey began

**Tylor Bunting Returns to Penrith Panthers: A Promising Homecoming**

Tylor Bunting, a 21-year-old halfback, has made a notable return to the Penrith Panthers, rejoining the club where his rugby league journey began. After spending three seasons with the Manly Sea Eagles, Bunting’s decision to return to Penrith was influenced by limited opportunities at Manly due to the arrival of dual-code talents Joey Walsh and Onitoni Large .([Zero Tackle][1])

 

Bunting’s early career saw him start with the Panthers in the Harold Matthews Cup in 2021. His time at Manly included playing in the halves alongside Latu Fainu . Now back with Penrith, Bunting has taken on the role of halfback in the Jersey Flegg Cup, wearing the number 7 jersey .([Zero Tackle][1], [Facebook][2], [New South Wales Rugby League][3])

 

In a recent interview, Bunting expressed his enthusiasm about returning to Penrith and the opportunity to learn from NRL star Nathan Cleary. He emphasized the value of gaining insights from Cleary to enhance his own game .([Facebook][4], [Facebook][5])

Bunting’s return is seen as a strategic move for both the player and the Panthers, as he brings experience and leadership to the squad. His presence is expected to bolster the team’s performance in the Jersey Flegg Cup and potentially pave the way for future opportunities in higher competitions.([New South Wales Rugby League][3])

As the season progresses, fans and analysts alike will be watching Bunting’s contributions to the Panthers, anticipating the impact of his homecoming on the team’s success.