Wests Tigers eye Taylan May after charges dismissed

Taylan May, a former NRL player, is considering a career in music after domestic violence charges against him were dropped when key witnesses failed to appear in court (source: dailymail.co.uk/sport). May, who played 30 matches for the Penrith Panthers, was previously stood down under the NRL's no-fault stand-down policy but is now free to return to the game (source: news.com.au/sport). The Wests Tigers have expressed interest in signing May, with the potential for him to join his brother Terrell at the club (source: zerotackle.com, dailymail.co.uk/sport). May's agent stated that May is relieved by the dismissal of charges and plans to continue his personal growth and community involvement (source: dailymail.co.uk/sport). Meanwhile, May has hinted at a pivot to a music career, rebranding himself as 'Taylanmayfair' and releasing a rap video (source: dailymail.co.uk/sport). Despite interest from the Tigers, a return to the Panthers seems unlikely due to the club's disinterest in welcoming him back (source: news.com.au/sport).