Melbourne Storm super coach Craig Bellamy remains 'interested' in moving to the Cronulla Sharks in a director of coaching role, per Channel 9's Danny Weidler.
Bellamy's future remains up in the air, who is in the final year of his deal with the Storm amid links to the Sharks and Broncos in director roles.
A report from The Australian's Brent Read last week alleged that Bellamy was on the cusp of turning his back on rival offers to re-sign with the Storm for another 12 months.
However, Bellamy told Weidler on Wednesday โIโm still interestedโ in the Sharks role.
LATEST: When @storm coach Craig Bellamy was asked today about a possible move to Cronulla he said: โIโm still interestedโ. @9NewsSyd @NRLonNine
โ Danny Weidler (@Danny_Weidler) May 5, 2021
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The 61-year old's family is based in southern Queensland, where he may yet have a temptation to move to.
He told The Daily Telegraph earlier this week that his future is far from set in stone.
โIโd rather pull up a year early than go a year late,โ Bellamy said.
โIโd hate to keep going and then be half-interested and not do my job properly.โ
The triple-premiership coach added that he would not want to stay on at Melbourne if his heart was not in it.
โIโd hate to keep going and then be half-interested and not do my job properly. Thatโs my main concern โ I donโt want to go on when I canโt give it all Iโve got,โ Bellamy.
โI expect everybody else to do their job properly โ that works for us โ and Iโve got to be doing that too. Thatโs the thing I donโt want to do."
Bellamy has coached the Storm in 484 games since taking over the top job in 2003, boasting a 70 per cent winning percentage over that period.
