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Taylan holds hope of May-Day despite Penrith deal

Newly resigned Penrith star Taylan May (l) hasn't given up hope of playing alongside his brothers. (Mark Evans/AAP PHOTOS)

Taylan May insists the dream of playing alongside his brothers is not dead, despite putting the fairytale story aside and making a "hard" decision to stay at Penrith.

May ended months of questions about his future when he inked a new three-year deal with the Panthers last week, overlooking significant interest from rivals.

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