Logan revealed yesterday he was in talks with ''a couple of Sydney clubs'' that were interested in securing him on a one-year deal.

The 33-year-old is yet to field an offer from the Raiders, whom he joined at the start of the 2007 season. He started his career with the Sydney Roosters in 1996.

''I'm just trying to work something out in Sydney and get my family settled back there,'' Logan said.

''I'm talking to a couple of Sydney clubs at the moment.

''There's nothing concrete, so I don't want to say who.

''But I'm pretty confident I've got one more good year in me, it's just about getting the balance right with the family and things like that.

''There's positive talks, but at this stage with salary caps a bit tight it might be something that's worked out a bit closer to the end of the season when they know exactly what's left.''

Logan is likely to miss Saturday's clash with the Penrith Panthers, after sustaining rib cartilage damage during last week's loss to Newcastle.

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