Anthony Gelling appears to have stepped back from rugby league.
The South Sea Islander left Leigh Centurions back in June after he was cleared of GBH following a trial against his ex-wife and returned to his home back in Auckland, New Zealand.
But, he has been without a club for five months, with it appearing as though he is spending more time with his family and friends.
Leigh Centurions owner Derek Beaumont said at the time of Gelling’s departure: “I would like to personally thank Anthony on behalf of everyone at the club for the fantastic job he has done.
“To have come to England under the circumstances he did and to have ripped in and applied himself in the manner evident in his performances speaks volumes for him.
“It was clearly a difficult time for him whilst he was here, yet he was outstanding in everything he did and extremely committed to the club, the coaching staff and his teammates.
