The Gold Coast Suns are trying to get out of the $2 million a year deal it signed with the Northern Territory Government to play two matches in Darwin, a new report suggests, but the claim has been dismissed by the club’s chair who also said the team would be reviewing how many games they play in the city after 2026.

Channel 7’s Caroline Wilson said on Monday night’s The Agenda Setters, that the Suns are keen to get out of the two AFL games per year they are contracted to play at Marrara Stadium in Darwin until next year, and instead move those home games back to the Gold Coast.

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