Official Salary Cap

[2144superman]

The NRL salary cap figure for 2023 will increase to $12.1 million - a 25 per cent increase on the 2022 figure - while the cap for each club's NRL Top 30 will jump to $11.45 million, which constitutes a 22 per cent increase.

The cap for development players will jump significantly, from $240,000 to $650,000.

The NRLW is also set for a significant boost despite the disparity in overall figures. The salary cap for the 2023 NRLW competition will increase by a whopping 153 per cent, to a figure of $884,000.


The NRL has also announced that the NRLminimum will also increase massively, to $120,000.

Despite the revelation of the new figures, the RLPA and ARLC have still not concluded CBA negotiations, which are now expected to carry on into the new year - but it is certainly a step in the right direction after months of uncertainty following the conclusion of the last deal.

The 'amended' CBA that is serving as a temporary placeholder has been extended, although any increases agreed to while it's in place will be upheld when a new arrangement is achieved.

The NRL was also quick to mention that players whose deals include a ratchet clause will receive an 18 per cent increase to their playing fee, retroactively dated from November 1 - giving those players a handy bonus for the end of the year

 

[DinkumDog]

Big increases, even taking into consideration the reductions during Covid. And a 17th team. Says the game is healthy and revenues are going from strength to strength. Worth the wait if it means the elite get paid what they’re worth and younger players can make a living whilst we see whether they have longevity in the NRL. I see this as a good result overall.

 

[Psycho Doggie]

About time... has anyone asked Gus for a response on twitler?

 

[lovemachine]

Was going to put this in the Rugby league section but thought maybe here so more eyes on it and it directly affects our ability to sign Moses.
Capp

Notes;
- Increased to 12.1 million.
- min wage increases to 120k. Presumably up from the 4x 80k figure.
- chicks game increases 154% to 884k a year. Girls are angry that it’s still well short of the mens game.

 

[lovemachine]

So now all these clubs that were capful now have alot of cash.

moses could literally command 2 mil if he wanted. I’m not joking.

feel for all the players who signed.

 

[Freakzilla]

Massive increase & it's for the best.

If the NRL was run to it's potential the cap would be over $15 million.

 

[D0GMATIC]

So now all these clubs that were capful now have alot of cash.

moses could literally command 2 mil if he wanted. I’m not joking.

feel for all the players who signed.

He will be the first to break the 1.5 million per season mark that's for sure

 

[gbrussell]

About time the cap was announced. The length of time it took to get to this point is farcical.

Number 1 priority for the Bulldogs is increase Burton’s contract.

 

[D0GMATIC]

He will be the first to break the 1.5 million per season mark that's for sure

Burton might be up around there now too

 

[EL Hefe]

The cap is slowly catching up to the roosters sombrero

 

[Reecek89]

Eels keep Moses now easily

 

[flamebouyant]

The NRL salary cap figure for 2023 will increase to $12.1 million - a 25 per cent increase on the 2022 figure - while the cap for each club's NRL Top 30 will jump to $11.45 million, which constitutes a 22 per cent increase.

The cap for development players will jump significantly, from $240,000 to $650,000.

The NRLW is also set for a significant boost despite the disparity in overall figures. The salary cap for the 2023 NRLW competition will increase by a whopping 153 per cent, to a figure of $884,000.


The NRL has also announced that the NRLminimum will also increase massively, to $120,000.

Despite the revelation of the new figures, the RLPA and ARLC have still not concluded CBA negotiations, which are now expected to carry on into the new year - but it is certainly a step in the right direction after months of uncertainty following the conclusion of the last deal.

The 'amended' CBA that is serving as a temporary placeholder has been extended, although any increases agreed to while it's in place will be upheld when a new arrangement is achieved.

The NRL was also quick to mention that players whose deals include a ratchet clause will receive an 18 per cent increase to their playing fee, retroactively dated from November 1 - giving those players a handy bonus for the end of the year

Hey, this should be twin turbos thread! Lol

 

[XR6T]

What's BRAKING?

 

[Kelpie03]

The cap is slowly catching up to the roosters sombrero

I very much doubt the cap will ever catch up to the rotters sombrero mate.

 

[capt obvious]

Giddy up! Got a Feeling a smokey will be announced .

 

[lovemachine]

Eels keep Moses now easily

That is one way of looking at it, Eels can easily rise to 1.5 and keep him now.

but another way of looking at it is we and the tigers might push the 2 million mark.

it’s a good day in the Moses household.

 

[Chrisaaar]

So now all these clubs that were capful now have alot of cash.

moses could literally command 2 mil if he wanted. I’m not joking.

feel for all the players who signed.

Most (the smart ones) would have had some sort of clause to say if cap increases they get % increase.

 

[lovemachine]

Most (the smart ones) would have had some sort of clause to say if cap increases they get % increase.

Yes Thompson had this.

 

[B-Train]

I can see clubs exploiting loopholes in the development player cap being raised and more crazy money being offered to juniors before they've played FG.

 

[TOTTO]

Eels keep Moses now easily

Think thats what a lot of players and managers were waiting for .