Toulon have announced the signing of Parramatta winger Semi Radradra on a one-year deal but the NRL star's manager has reportedly denied the 24-year-old has agreed to terms.
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The French rugby powerhouse club reported on their website the signing of Radradra on a one-year deal with the option of a second additional year.
Radradra's manager, George Christodoulou, told foxsports.com there had been an approach but no contract had officially been drawn up.
"There is an offer on the table for the 2018 season with Toulon with an option for a second season in Semi's favour," Christodoulou said.
"No pre-contract nor contract has been issued let alone executed so I don't know why Toulon would be announcing his official signing at his stage.
"Ideally we were hoping to have his court hearing finalised today which would have subsequently enabled us to proceed with negotiating and finalising his playing future."
Fairfax Media has contacted the Parramatta Eels for comment.
Toulon already features a number of high-profile Australian players and former Wallabys in Drew Mitchell, Matt Giteau, James O'Connor and Liam Gill.
The news caps an eventful few days for Radradra after he failed to appear for a scheduled court hearing in relation to domestic violence charges.
Radradra was in Fiji visiting his ill father after the Eels, for the second time this year, granted him leave.
