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Canberra Raiders<\/a> youngster Chevy Stewart<\/a> looks as though he’ll be at a different club in 2026.<\/p>\n Despite being contracted in the capital until the end of next season, the club have given him permission to explore his options.<\/p>\n Given the incredible rise of Kaeo Weekes<\/a>, Stewart’s path to the NRLlooks as though it will be blocked off.<\/p>\n Signed from the Sharks with views to being the long-term option in the one, Stewart has played NRL<\/a> on just three occasions.<\/p>\n That said, at just 20 years of age, this kid has all the talent to forge out a super NRL<\/a> career in the coming years.<\/p>\n It just looks as though that won’t be representing the Green Machine.<\/p>\n Here are five potential landing spots for Chevy Stewart<\/a>:<\/p>\n If reports are to be believed, the Dragons are already looking at ways to get Stewart to one of their multiple home grounds next season.<\/p>\n Stewart is a Sutherland local and Sharks junior. For those not local to the area, Kogarah is just over the bridge, and up a little bit.<\/p>\n It would be very close to a homecoming for the talented youngster.<\/p>\n The Dragons are crying out for some fresh blood.<\/p>\n Reports of a potential swap deal involving Tyrell Sloan<\/a> make the world of sense … for the Dragons. Not so much Canberra unless they need a NSW Cup<\/a> fullback replacement.<\/p>\n Stewart has played a few games in the centres for the Canberra reserves.<\/p>\n Shane Flanagan<\/a> has shown he’ll play players out of position. You’d have to imagine Stewart’s an upgrade in the air on Sloan. Defensively, it’s a no brainer.<\/p>\n