An update regarding a former AEW star's talks with WWE has just surfaced. It seems that the individual was the one to approach the wrestling juggernaut with the idea of becoming a referee.Yesterday, it was reported that Leyla Hirsch had received a tryout offer from the Stamford-based promotion for a referee role. This brought about mixed reactions from many, as she was a former in-ring competitor for AEW and ROH, and this was a sudden shift.Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful now has a follow-up report on the situation. He mentioned that the 'Legit' star was the one to contact WWE about the role. The company then approved the tryout, which will take place imminently."In an update on this story, those in WWE and close to Hirsch say that she contacted WWE to communicate interest in a referee position. The tryout was then approved and will take place soon," Sapp posted on X.Leyla Hirsch says AEW told her last-minute about not re-signing herLeyla Hirsch departed from AEW earlier this year, as her contract with the company was not renewed. She spent a total of roughly four years with the promotion and its sister company, ROH.During her appearance on Soul Sessions, she disclosed how AEW told her last-minute that they were not going to re-sign her. Hirsch mentioned that she was unsure exactly how things went behind the scenes, but she had no regrets, as she had done all she could."The frustrating part is they waited until less than two weeks to tell me they weren't going to re-sign me. I went six weeks early just so I could have a plan, especially since I was getting married. The part that is frustrating is I'm never going to know what was said to Tony. I don't think they would say anything bad to him because I said everything you would want to hear a talent say. It was just frustrating. I can guess as to why they didn't sign me, and if it is the reason, I don't have any regrets."It is unclear what her reason will be for a move to a referee position in WWE, but this may be the start of better things to come for her career in a new company.