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Panthers premiership winner Paul Momirovski is returning to the Sydney Roosters. The Roar  can reveal the Penrith ace is on the verge of inking a three-year deal which should be finalised this week. Having made his NRL debut for the Tricolours back in 2018, the 25-year-old returns with 38 games to his name and a grand final win under his belt. It’s a timely signing for the club with the retirement of the Morris twins, Josh and Brett, while fringe outside back Dale Copley has also hung up the boots. Momirovski was recently granted permission to find a new home for 2022 with the Panthers feeling the salary cap pinch as they fight to keep the bulk of their roster together beyond next season. With the Roosters eager to reunite with Momirovski, the club could not deny him the chance to secure his longterm future. What the move also does is gives the Roosters another goal kicker. Adam Keighran is sharp with the boot but no certainty to make the starting 13, while Siosiua Taukeiaho and Sam Wa

 “It’s going to be special, and it’s going to be something that, if you’re there, you’re going to remember for a long time,” the CFL commissioner said in advance of Saturday’s game between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Toronto Argonauts (noon, TSN, CKRM 980). “I’ve had this week marked on my calendar for some time because I really believed that this was going to be transformational for us in the effect that we’ll have on the league and the effect it will have on this community. Hopefully, that’s the beginning of a long-term march towards Canada’s 10th CFL franchise.” Saturday’s Touchdown Atlantic game is taking place in Wolfville, a community of approximately 4,000 people located 90 kilometres west of Halifax. The town is the home to Acadia University. The school’s stadium, which normally accommodates 3,000 spectators, has been expanded to 10,000 with temporary seats. Tickets for the event were originally $40 to $80, but prices have increased closer to kickoff. There’s no way Wolfvi