Centre Will Chambers has given his asking price a timely nudge with his two classy tries in Melbourne's thrilling Anzac Day NRL win over the Warriors.
The 24-year-old is coming off-contract at the Storm and St George Illawarra, who last week snared his Storm teammate Gareth Widdop, are believed to be interested.
Chambers put other NRL clubs on notice as he showed his pace, strength and individual brilliance to score a try in each half of the Storm's 28-18 win over the Warriors at AAMI Park.
His second, coming from a long range move which he started and finished, proved the key turning point, wresting the lead back from the visitors in the 72nd minute.
It continued Chambers' impressive record against the Auckland-based side, with nine tries in their last seven matches.
"I guess I'm just lucky and have been at the end of some good footy and there has been a lot of people inside me who have helped me get the ball over the line," Chambers said.
It's been a tumultuous few years for the laid-back Northern Territorian.
He left the Storm at the end of 2009 for two years playing rugby union with the Queensland Reds and in Ireland.
During his first year back at the Storm, last season, he developed a rare blood disorder called idiopathic thrombocytopenia which threatened his future in the game and even his life.
But he returned to play in the Storm's grand final triumph and this week was fully cleared by his specialist.
"That's all done," said Chambers.
"I'm off my medication and I'll just go back for blood tests every couple of weeks.
"I don't really talk about it. I'm trying to look at the positive side to life."
Chambers said he was letting his manager sort out his playing future but would like to continue with Melbourne.
"I'd love to but I've got to wait and see what happens and how it all pans out.
"I'm really enjoying my football and just take it as it comes."
