The Wests Tigers are poised to grant Lachlan Galvin permission to negotiate with rival clubs after a board meeting on Monday.
The Tigers will grant Galvin permission to open negotiations with prospective teams before the November 1 free agency date, but with conditions.
Sources with knowledge of the situation talking on the condition of anonymity due to confidentiality told the Herald one of those conditions will be reconsidering the legal case against the club following allegations of bullying against Galvin.
The other condition set to be put on any formal permission to negotiate with rival teams will be an agreed transfer fee which is still being determined.
The Tigers board met on Monday and are keen to put the Galvin saga to bed but chief executive Shane Richardson wants a positive outcome for the club.
Richardson declined to comment when contacted on Wednesday morning.
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