Nathan Cleary has shared some snapshots of his time in the United States, after the Media Estrella took Penrith to an opening victory against Chronulla sharks during the weekend.
The four -time Premier League winner also shared several snapshots of his girlfriend Mary Fowler after the creator of Panthers games obtained permission from her coach and Dad, Ivan Cleary, to go to California to catch up with the star of Matildas.
Fowler has also been in the United States in recent weeks playing in the Shebelieves Cup with Australia and the couple managed to catch up briefly during their time abroad.
Cleary and Fowler shared snapshots of themselves enjoying a walk along the beach and stopping to have coffee during their time in the gold state.
Cleary also published several photos of himself and several teammates who enjoy a Kickout in Las Vegas in front of the Encore Hotel and a click by DJ Aussie Fisher playing at NRL Apterparty in Omnia Nightclub in the Caesars Palace.
Penrith has a free weekend before the queen prime ministers return to action against the roosters at the Commbank stadium on Friday, March 14 against the roosters.
Nathan Cleary has shared several snapshots of his fleeting visit to see Mary Fowler in California
The couple has been in the United States in recent weeks with Fowler playing for Matildas in the Shebelieves Cup in California, while Cleary has been in Las Vegas with Penrith
Cleary (on the right) also published a click of himself, Dylan Edwards (Center) and Isaah Yeo (left) when seeing the Golden Knights of Las Vegas in the T-Mobile Arena
Cleary, meanwhile, recovered from undergoing shoulder surgery during the low season, to offer a classic performance of the five eighth star in his 28-22 victory against sharks in Las Vegas, establishing multiple attempts and kicking an impressive conversion of the touch line.
During the low season, Cleary moved away to catch up with Fowler in the United Kingdom, with the NRL star, going out to see the front game for Manchester City in the female Super League, before the couple spent a time in Mallorca.
Fowler returned to Australia during the festive period, with the couple enjoying a romantic getaway to the Whitsundys before heading to Queensland, where they shared snapshots of themselves enjoying a getaway with some of Fowler's family members.
With Cleary taking the Panthers to his fourth consecutive title in September, the rumors have turned if he could be persuaded to join a Super League team to be closer to his girlfriend.
In recent days, the head of the NRL, Andrew Abdo, has talked about his relationship while adding the talk that Cleary could move to the new side of expansion of the league in Papua New Guinea.
Fowler's mother, nest, comes from Kira Kira, a town in Port Mosby, which is also understood that her parents were known.
Abdo said that talking about the couple is “captivating” people, stating that he believes that many PNG who are Fowler fans, will also have been interested in the Rugby League due to their relationship.
“It could be something that develops in the future as something really exciting,” Abdo about Fowler and Cleary said in the Hello Sport Podcast.
Cleary was also photographed in Instagram's publication enjoying a kick with his teammates in front of the hoody hotel in Las Vegas
Nrl Boss has talked about how Cleary and Fowler's relationship has interested many more fans in the Rugby League
'A really exciting combination is not so. It is as if they were talking before, captivates people.
'There will be many people who are Mary Fowler fans who are now interested in the Rugby League.
“There are many people who know nothing about the sport that are interested in the romance between the two.”
Abdo then added: “Obviously if Nathan were playing for PNG on the track, that would also be quite interesting.”
The team will begin playing in the competition in 2028, with Abdo also to address how the competition will force with the addition of the new side.
“We, as a competition, will benefit from having PNG in this competition,” said Abdo.
'They will provide generations of talent to competition in the future. There are so many people in that country and when they get the benefit of good training and good structure, they will be an absolute power to provide players to the other competition teams.
'The second thing, the Rugby League is there and the investment we will make there will change people's lives in that country for the better. You can't not be proud.
'There is a long way ahead, but it will be transformative. I am incredibly excited.