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NRL off-contract list: Every player’s worth revealed in rugby league transfer market
Every NRL supporter dreams of their club landing the biggest stars in the game. We can reveal what every off contract would cost in an exclusive News Corp analysis.


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May 1, 2022 - 9:14AM
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News Corp has analysed the out-of-contract players at every NRL club.

News Corp has analysed the out-of-contract players at every NRL club.
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Some of the NRL’s biggest stars are set to command huge money in their next deal – either at their current club or in the free agency market.
News Corp has analysed the off contract players at every NRL club and their worth, with some massive names up for grabs in what shapes as an NRL feeding frenzy.
But who will get a big pay packet and who might have to settle for unders?

Using our salary cap deep dive from earlier this year and in conjunction with player agent and recruiting experts, we came up with every player’s worth.
How each club juggles their salary cap and keeps a hold of their best players has always been pivotal to premiership success.
And there might not be a more important time to get it right as the NRL prepares for the introduction of its 17th team.

Some of the NRL’s biggest stars are set to command huge money in their next deal – either at their current club or in the free agency market.
News Corp has analysed the off contract players at every NRL club and their worth, with some massive names up for grabs in what shapes as an NRL feeding frenzy.
But who will get a big pay packet and who might have to settle for unders?
Using our salary cap deep dive from earlier this year and in conjunction with player agent and recruiting experts, we came up with every player’s worth.
How each club juggles their salary cap and keeps a hold of their best players has always been pivotal to premiership success.
And there might not be a more important time to get it right as the NRL prepares for the introduction of its 17th team.



Dragons
Ben Hunt



Club: Dragons

Position: Halfback

Age: 32

Current Value: $1.1 million

Predicted Value: $500,000

A class act who is in the final phase of a club record $6 million deal. Hunt will be 33 next March, but has shown enough to suggest he's worth sticking with. It would be a smart move by the halfback to stitch-up a new reduced two-year deal, which could just see him into retirement.

Josh Kerr



Club: Dragons

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $300,000

Predicted Value: $250,000

Showed all the promise of developing into a representative forward, but has struggled under the direction of Anthony Griffin, shifting from the backrow, starting-prop, the interchange bench and lately, NSW Cup. Looks like a player that should salary sacrifice to join a top-four club, to elevate his game and status.

The Rest



Club: Dragons

George Burgess, Tyrell Fuimaono, Blake Lawrie, Moses Mbye, Andrew McCullough, Aaron Woods

Titans

David Fifita



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Position: Back-row

Age: 22

Current Value: $1,200,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Fifita was a statement signing by the Titans but things haven’t exactly gone to plan. The big man was moved to the centres last week and his impact hasn’t justified the pay packet

Brian Kelly



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Position: Centre

Age: 25

Current Value: $300,000

Predicted Value: $300,000

Kelly can be a class centre on his day and shapes as a value pickup for rival clubs if he can’t strike a deal with the Titans

The Rest



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Erin Clark, Sosefo Fifita, Patrick Herbert, Greg Marzhew, Sam McIntyre, Will Smith, Corey Thompson, Paul Turner, Joseph Vuna.


Bulldogs
Matt Burton



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 22

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Having landed Matt Burton for a bargain price this year the Bulldogs are keen to tie him down long-term. Burton is highly unlikely to take up his player option for next season meaning their could be a rush on for his signature if the Bulldogs do not tie him down.

Luke Thompson



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Front-row

Age: 27

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

Has a new manager and a rich final year deal on his contract. Thompson’s future has been clouded for some time now with a planned exit now seemingly off the table. Knows he will need to take a pay-cut.

Kyle Flanagan



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Halfback

Age: 23

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

Playing for his future. The Bulldogs won’t begin contract negotiations until they get a sense of where Flanagan is at having only recently re-claimed his spot in the NRL.

The Rest



Club: Bulldogs

Paul Alamoti, Corey Allan, Jake Averillo, Bailey Biondi-Odo, Braidon Burns, Josh Cook, Josh Jackson, Brent Naden, Jayden Okunbor, Chris Patolo, Ava Seumanufagai, Corey Waddell


Broncos
Selwyn Cobbo



Club: Broncos

Position: Winger

Age: 19

Current Value: $150,000

Predicted Value: $600,000

Cobbo has quickly developed into one of the most coveted outside backs on the market and Brisbane face a fight to keep him. The Dolphins have been linked with a big bid for the teenager.

Thomas Flegler



Club: Broncos

Position: Front-row

Age: 22

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Flegler hit pay dirt with his last deal but the gloss has worn off since then and he needs to prove he is worthy of another bumper deal or he faces a hefty pay cut.

The Rest



Club: Broncos

Jesse Arthurs, Tyson Gamble, Corey Jensen, Brenko Lee, Tesi Nui, Cory Paix, Jordan Pereira.


Storm
Nelson Asofa-Solomona



Club: Melbourne Storm

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

The big man has put a difficult preseason behind him and starred for the Storm through the opening two months of the season. Likely to be a coveted player if he hits the market on November 1.

Cameron Munster



Club: Melbourne Storm

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 27

Current Value: $1,000,000

Predicted Value: $1,200,000

The most talked about player in the NRL is in rare form as he edges towards the end of a lucrative deal with the Storm. The Dolphins are circling but Melbourne won’t let him go without a fight.

The Rest



Club: Melbourne Storm

Jordan Grant, Tui Kamikamica, Josh King, Trent Loiero, Nick Meaney, Tepai Moeroa, Jonah Pezet, Will Warbrick, Tyran Wishart


Cowboys
Jeremiah Nanai



Club: Cowboys

Position: Back-row

Age: 19

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $500,000

Nanai only signed a one-year extension with the Cowboys which means he will be up for grabs again from November 1. One of the game’s emerging stars, he has valued into State of Origin contention.

Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow



Club: Cowboys

Position: Fullback

Age: 20

Current Value: $400,000

Predicted Value: $500,000

The Hammer signed a short-term deal with the Cowboys with a view to proving his worth at fullback. Injury has held him back this year but he is a genuine star.

The Rest



Club: Cowboys

Ben Condon, Scott Drinkwater, Peta Hiku, Laitia Moceidreke, Griffin Neame, Reece Robson, Murray Taulagi, Jamayne Taunoa-Brown


Warriors
Matt Lodge



Club: Warriors

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $600,000

Lodge has an option in his contract with the Warriors for 2023 and talk is that he would prefer to live and play in Sydney. Not likely to be short of options.

Reece Walsh



Club: Warriors

Position: Fullback

Age: 19

Current Value: $400,000

Predicted Value: $650,000

One of the game’s emerging stars, Walsh’s contract has been the subject of much conjecture amid talk that the Dolphins are keen to get his name on a contract. The Warriors may have a fight on their hands.

The Rest



Club: Warriors

Bunty Afoa, Shaun Johnson, Edward Kosi, Marcelo Montoya, Aaron Pene, Adam Pompey, Bayley Sironen, Jazz Tevaga


Roosters
Sam Walker



Club: Roosters

Position: Halfback

Age: 19

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Still a teenager, the Roosters have signalled their intention in keeping Walker long-term at the club. Will receive a significant upgrade as he becomes the no.1 playmaker by the end of his next deal.

Victor Radley



Club: Roosters

Position: Lock

Age: 24

Current Value: $550,00

Predicted Value: $600,000

Last time around he inked a five year-contract extension. Don’t expect him to test the open market as Radley is entrenched in the no.13 position at the Roosters.

The Rest



Club: Roosters

Renouf Atoni, Fletcher Baker, Egan Butcher, Drew Hutchison, Billy Smith, Daniel Tupou, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, Connor Watson


Parramatta
Mitchell Moses



Club: Eels

Position: Halfback

Age: 27

Current Value: $900,000

Predicted Value: $1 million

Unlikely to take up a player option and is a real chance of exploring the market come November 1. Took a little less than market value to stay loyal to the Eels.

Will Penisini



Club: Eels

Position: Centre

Age: 19

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

In discussions to tie the local product down to a long-term deal. Club has no interest in letting him hit the open market.

Nathan Brown



Club: Eels

Position: Lock

Age: 29

Current Value: $575,000

Predicted Value: $450,000

Had highly publicised contract negotiations last time around. Has been solid since re-signing but the club is unlikely to rush a new deal.

Dylan Brown



Club: Eels

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 21

Current Value: $800,000

Predicted Value: $800,000

Took up an option for next season but is set to be one of the most in-demand players given he is still only 21. Likely to dip his toe into the market.

The Rest



Club: Eels

Jake Arthur, Bryce Cartwright, Wiremu Greig, Josh Hodgson (option), David Hollis, Shaun Lane, Ofahiki Ogden, Sean Russell, Bailey Simonsson

Rabbitohs
Tom Burgess



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Front-row

Age: 30

Current Value: $700,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

The club have already indicated there isn’t a deal on the table for Tom beyond next season. Will explore the market and may even eye an early exit if he can find the right contract offer.

Damien Cook



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Hooker

Age: 30

Current Value: $750,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Rabbitohs want to keep him and potentially transition Cook into a role at the club when he retires. The question will be what he feels he is worth and if he is happy to run year-to year.

Latrell Mitchell



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Fullback

Age: 24

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $900,000

The club want to get a two year contract extension to Mitchell before the end of next month. They are keen to lock him in and ensure he remains a Rabbitoh long-term.

Cody Walker



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 32

Current Value: $700,000

Predicted Value: $720,000

The club feels his body is holding up well enough to again offer him at least a 12 month extension. Indifferent start to the year but that won’t impact his value.

Lachlan Ilias



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Halfback

Age: 21

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Ilias management and the Rabbitohs held a meeting two weeks ago to start the contract negotiation process. Both parties are keen so a deal should be done well before November 1.

The Rest



Club: Rabbitohs

Jed Cartwright, Siliva Havili, Jacob Host, Terrell Kalo Kalo, Liam Knight, Hame Sele, Blake Taaffe

Knights
David Klemmer



Club: Knights

Position: Front-row

Age: 28

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Will have to take a significant paycut if he is to remain a Knight. About to enter the final year of a five season contract. Knights in no rush. Easy to forget he is just 28.

Leo Thompson



Club: Knights

Position: Front-row

Age: 21

Current Value: $150,000

Predicted Value: $250,000

One of the finds of the season. Started on a development deal but has played every game for the Knights. Already upgraded for this year and next but Knights are keen on kick-starting a new deal.

The Rest



Club: Knights

Jake Clifford, Adam Clune, Bailey Hodgson, Hymel Hunt, Brodie Jones, Chris Randall, Enari Tuala, Dominic Young.


Sharks
Siosifa Talakai



Club: Sharks

Position: Centre

Age: 25

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $450,000

As if sensing what was on the horizon, the Sharks have been in negotiations with the barnstorming Talakai since February to lock him down long-term. Talakai's preference is to stay at the club that gave him his lifeline, but would have no less than half the NRL willing to sign him.

William Kennedy



Club: Sharks

Position: Fullback

Age: 25

Current Value: $350,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Developing into a genuine strike fullback who arrived at the Sharks as a teenager. Growth-area for Kennedy has to be his defence and try-saves, which would catapult him into the discussion of the game's top fullbacks.

The Rest



Club: Sharks

Matt Ikuvalu, Sione Katoa, Lachlan Miller, Ronaldo Mulitalo, Jesse Ramien, Braydon Trindall, Teig Wilton

Panthers
Stephen Crichton



Club: Panthers

Position: Centre

Age: 21

Current Value: $500,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

One of a host of big-name players the Panthers must try and retain. Since his last contract extension, Crichton has developed into one of the game's elite outside backs. The 21-year-old is a marquee target for rival clubs, who could woo him with the promise of transitioning into a fullback.

Liam Martin



Club: Panthers

Position: Back-row

Age: 25

Current Value: $450,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

Tough as nails backrower with skill and footwork, who would have 15 clubs willing to sign him. Remarkably, Martin still hasn't played 100 first-grade games; a clear indication that he still has further upside. Another NSW jersey this year would only add to his lustre.

The Rest



Club: Panthers

Brian To'o, Spencer Leniu, Soni Luke, Scott Sorensen, Charlie Staines, Izack Tago


Raiders
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad



Club: Raiders

Position: Fullback

Age: 26

Current Value: $450,000

Predicted Value: $300,000

The Kiwi desperately needs to rediscover his 2019 form that elevated him into the discussion of elite fullbacks. Has struggled so far this season, shifting from the fullback, to wing and to the interchange bench. If the Dolphins are able to lure Reece Walsh from the Warriors, Nicoll-Klokstad would be a prime target for the Warriors, particularly ahead of their return to New Zealand.

Joseph Tapine



Club: Raiders

Position: Back-row

Age: 27

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

A player the Raiders need to hold onto. Has matured considerably over the past 18-months, proving his capability in the front-row and out on an edge. At 27, he still has plenty of football left in him and is a leader who the Raiders can shape their pack around.

The Rest



Club: Raiders

Emre Guler, Albert Hopoate, Jordan Rapana, Harry Rushton, Xavier Savage, Brad Schneider, Harley Smith-Shields


Sea Eagles
Jason Saab



Club: Manly

Position: Winger

Age: 21

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $275,000

Athletic winger who arrived from the Dragons on the promise of a starting position in the NRL. Has found a home at Manly, scoring at the rate of almost a try per-game. Still only 21, Manly are eager to retain him.

Reuben Garrick



Club: Manly

Position: Winger

Age: 24

Current Value: $280,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

Has proven a Mr Fix-It for Manly at-times with his ability to play both wing and fullback. Reliable with a strong carry for his size, Garrick's laser-like goal-kicking is his greatest asset and reason enough for his retention.

The Rest



Club: Manly

Josh Aloiai, Ethan Bullemor, Lachlan Croker, Morgan Harper, Brad Parker, Toafofoa Sipley, Ben Trbojevic


Tigers
Jackson Hastings



Club: Tigers

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 26

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Just two games into his re-born NRL career as a halfback but Hastings is already shaping up to be the buy of the year. Has spoken openly about his close relationship with coach Michael Maguire and that may dictate his next deal. Quickly established himself as one of the club’s genuine leaders.

Adam Doueihi



Club: Tigers

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 23

Current Value: $650,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Injury has obviously impacted him but at the back end of last season had cemented himself as a marquee player. Both parties will take a wait and see approach as they cautiously navigate his return to the field mid-year. Natural leader and good goal-kicker.

Luke Brooks



Club: Tigers

Position: Halfback

Age: 27

Current Value: $1 million

Predicted Value: $700,000

Heading into the last season of a mega contract where he will be one of the game’s top earners. Won’t earn that sort of money again but will still get a well-paid job. If the Tigers can’t find common ground, expect him to hit the open market.

The Rest



Club: Tigers

Shawn Blore, Oliver Gildart, Asu Kepaoa, Daine Laurie, Ken Maumalo (option), Tyrone Peachey, Alex Seyfarth, Tuki Simpkins, Starford To'a
 
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NRL off-contract list: Every player’s worth revealed in rugby league transfer market
Every NRL supporter dreams of their club landing the biggest stars in the game. We can reveal what every off contract would cost in an exclusive News Corp analysis.


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News Corp has analysed the out-of-contract players at every NRL club.

News Corp has analysed the out-of-contract players at every NRL club.
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Some of the NRL’s biggest stars are set to command huge money in their next deal – either at their current club or in the free agency market.
News Corp has analysed the off contract players at every NRL club and their worth, with some massive names up for grabs in what shapes as an NRL feeding frenzy.
But who will get a big pay packet and who might have to settle for unders?

Using our salary cap deep dive from earlier this year and in conjunction with player agent and recruiting experts, we came up with every player’s worth.
How each club juggles their salary cap and keeps a hold of their best players has always been pivotal to premiership success.
And there might not be a more important time to get it right as the NRL prepares for the introduction of its 17th team.

Some of the NRL’s biggest stars are set to command huge money in their next deal – either at their current club or in the free agency market.
News Corp has analysed the off contract players at every NRL club and their worth, with some massive names up for grabs in what shapes as an NRL feeding frenzy.
But who will get a big pay packet and who might have to settle for unders?
Using our salary cap deep dive from earlier this year and in conjunction with player agent and recruiting experts, we came up with every player’s worth.
How each club juggles their salary cap and keeps a hold of their best players has always been pivotal to premiership success.
And there might not be a more important time to get it right as the NRL prepares for the introduction of its 17th team.


Ben Hunt



Club: Dragons

Position: Halfback

Age: 32

Current Value: $1.1 million

Predicted Value: $500,000

A class act who is in the final phase of a club record $6 million deal. Hunt will be 33 next March, but has shown enough to suggest he's worth sticking with. It would be a smart move by the halfback to stitch-up a new reduced two-year deal, which could just see him into retirement.

Josh Kerr



Club: Dragons

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $300,000

Predicted Value: $250,000

Showed all the promise of developing into a representative forward, but has struggled under the direction of Anthony Griffin, shifting from the backrow, starting-prop, the interchange bench and lately, NSW Cup. Looks like a player that should salary sacrifice to join a top-four club, to elevate his game and status.

The Rest



Club: Dragons

George Burgess, Tyrell Fuimaono, Blake Lawrie, Moses Mbye, Andrew McCullough, Aaron Woods

David Fifita



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Position: Back-row

Age: 22

Current Value: $1,200,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Fifita was a statement signing by the Titans but things haven’t exactly gone to plan. The big man was moved to the centres last week and his impact hasn’t justified the pay packet

Brian Kelly



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Position: Centre

Age: 25

Current Value: $300,000

Predicted Value: $300,000

Kelly can be a class centre on his day and shapes as a value pickup for rival clubs if he can’t strike a deal with the Titans

The Rest



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Erin Clark, Sosefo Fifita, Patrick Herbert, Greg Marzhew, Sam McIntyre, Will Smith, Corey Thompson, Paul Turner, Joseph Vuna.

Matt Burton



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 22

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Having landed Matt Burton for a bargain price this year the Bulldogs are keen to tie him down long-term. Burton is highly unlikely to take up his player option for next season meaning their could be a rush on for his signature if the Bulldogs do not tie him down.

Luke Thompson



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Front-row

Age: 27

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

Has a new manager and a rich final year deal on his contract. Thompson’s future has been clouded for some time now with a planned exit now seemingly off the table. Knows he will need to take a pay-cut.

Kyle Flanagan



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Halfback

Age: 23

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

Playing for his future. The Bulldogs won’t begin contract negotiations until they get a sense of where Flanagan is at having only recently re-claimed his spot in the NRL.

The Rest



Club: Bulldogs

Paul Alamoti, Corey Allan, Jake Averillo, Bailey Biondi-Odo, Braidon Burns, Josh Cook, Josh Jackson, Brent Naden, Jayden Okunbor, Chris Patolo, Ava Seumanufagai, Corey Waddell

Selwyn Cobbo



Club: Broncos

Position: Winger

Age: 19

Current Value: $150,000

Predicted Value: $600,000

Cobbo has quickly developed into one of the most coveted outside backs on the market and Brisbane face a fight to keep him. The Dolphins have been linked with a big bid for the teenager.

Thomas Flegler



Club: Broncos

Position: Front-row

Age: 22

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Flegler hit pay dirt with his last deal but the gloss has worn off since then and he needs to prove he is worthy of another bumper deal or he faces a hefty pay cut.

The Rest



Club: Broncos

Jesse Arthurs, Tyson Gamble, Corey Jensen, Brenko Lee, Tesi Nui, Cory Paix, Jordan Pereira.

Nelson Asofa-Solomona



Club: Melbourne Storm

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

The big man has put a difficult preseason behind him and starred for the Storm through the opening two months of the season. Likely to be a coveted player if he hits the market on November 1.

Cameron Munster



Club: Melbourne Storm

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 27

Current Value: $1,000,000

Predicted Value: $1,200,000

The most talked about player in the NRL is in rare form as he edges towards the end of a lucrative deal with the Storm. The Dolphins are circling but Melbourne won’t let him go without a fight.

The Rest



Club: Melbourne Storm

Jordan Grant, Tui Kamikamica, Josh King, Trent Loiero, Nick Meaney, Tepai Moeroa, Jonah Pezet, Will Warbrick, Tyran Wishart

Jeremiah Nanai



Club: Cowboys

Position: Back-row

Age: 19

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $500,000

Nanai only signed a one-year extension with the Cowboys which means he will be up for grabs again from November 1. One of the game’s emerging stars, he has valued into State of Origin contention.

Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow



Club: Cowboys

Position: Fullback

Age: 20

Current Value: $400,000

Predicted Value: $500,000

The Hammer signed a short-term deal with the Cowboys with a view to proving his worth at fullback. Injury has held him back this year but he is a genuine star.

The Rest



Club: Cowboys

Ben Condon, Scott Drinkwater, Peta Hiku, Laitia Moceidreke, Griffin Neame, Reece Robson, Murray Taulagi, Jamayne Taunoa-Brown

Matt Lodge



Club: Warriors

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $600,000

Lodge has an option in his contract with the Warriors for 2023 and talk is that he would prefer to live and play in Sydney. Not likely to be short of options.

Reece Walsh



Club: Warriors

Position: Fullback

Age: 19

Current Value: $400,000

Predicted Value: $650,000

One of the game’s emerging stars, Walsh’s contract has been the subject of much conjecture amid talk that the Dolphins are keen to get his name on a contract. The Warriors may have a fight on their hands.

The Rest



Club: Warriors

Bunty Afoa, Shaun Johnson, Edward Kosi, Marcelo Montoya, Aaron Pene, Adam Pompey, Bayley Sironen, Jazz Tevaga

Sam Walker



Club: Roosters

Position: Halfback

Age: 19

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Still a teenager, the Roosters have signalled their intention in keeping Walker long-term at the club. Will receive a significant upgrade as he becomes the no.1 playmaker by the end of his next deal.

Victor Radley



Club: Roosters

Position: Lock

Age: 24

Current Value: $550,00

Predicted Value: $600,000

Last time around he inked a five year-contract extension. Don’t expect him to test the open market as Radley is entrenched in the no.13 position at the Roosters.

The Rest



Club: Roosters

Renouf Atoni, Fletcher Baker, Egan Butcher, Drew Hutchison, Billy Smith, Daniel Tupou, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, Connor Watson

Mitchell Moses



Club: Eels

Position: Halfback

Age: 27

Current Value: $900,000

Predicted Value: $1 million

Unlikely to take up a player option and is a real chance of exploring the market come November 1. Took a little less than market value to stay loyal to the Eels.

Will Penisini



Club: Eels

Position: Centre

Age: 19

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

In discussions to tie the local product down to a long-term deal. Club has no interest in letting him hit the open market.

Nathan Brown



Club: Eels

Position: Lock

Age: 29

Current Value: $575,000

Predicted Value: $450,000

Had highly publicised contract negotiations last time around. Has been solid since re-signing but the club is unlikely to rush a new deal.

Dylan Brown



Club: Eels

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 21

Current Value: $800,000

Predicted Value: $800,000

Took up an option for next season but is set to be one of the most in-demand players given he is still only 21. Likely to dip his toe into the market.

The Rest



Club: Eels

Jake Arthur, Bryce Cartwright, Wiremu Greig, Josh Hodgson (option), David Hollis, Shaun Lane, Ofahiki Ogden, Sean Russell, Bailey Simonsson

Tom Burgess



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Front-row

Age: 30

Current Value: $700,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

The club have already indicated there isn’t a deal on the table for Tom beyond next season. Will explore the market and may even eye an early exit if he can find the right contract offer.

Damien Cook



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Hooker

Age: 30

Current Value: $750,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Rabbitohs want to keep him and potentially transition Cook into a role at the club when he retires. The question will be what he feels he is worth and if he is happy to run year-to year.

Latrell Mitchell



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Fullback

Age: 24

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $900,000

The club want to get a two year contract extension to Mitchell before the end of next month. They are keen to lock him in and ensure he remains a Rabbitoh long-term.

Cody Walker



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 32

Current Value: $700,000

Predicted Value: $720,000

The club feels his body is holding up well enough to again offer him at least a 12 month extension. Indifferent start to the year but that won’t impact his value.

Lachlan Ilias



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Halfback

Age: 21

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Ilias management and the Rabbitohs held a meeting two weeks ago to start the contract negotiation process. Both parties are keen so a deal should be done well before November 1.

The Rest



Club: Rabbitohs

Jed Cartwright, Siliva Havili, Jacob Host, Terrell Kalo Kalo, Liam Knight, Hame Sele, Blake Taaffe

David Klemmer



Club: Knights

Position: Front-row

Age: 28

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Will have to take a significant paycut if he is to remain a Knight. About to enter the final year of a five season contract. Knights in no rush. Easy to forget he is just 28.

Leo Thompson



Club: Knights

Position: Front-row

Age: 21

Current Value: $150,000

Predicted Value: $250,000

One of the finds of the season. Started on a development deal but has played every game for the Knights. Already upgraded for this year and next but Knights are keen on kick-starting a new deal.

The Rest



Club: Knights

Jake Clifford, Adam Clune, Bailey Hodgson, Hymel Hunt, Brodie Jones, Chris Randall, Enari Tuala, Dominic Young.

Siosifa Talakai



Club: Sharks

Position: Centre

Age: 25

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $450,000

As if sensing what was on the horizon, the Sharks have been in negotiations with the barnstorming Talakai since February to lock him down long-term. Talakai's preference is to stay at the club that gave him his lifeline, but would have no less than half the NRL willing to sign him.

William Kennedy



Club: Sharks

Position: Fullback

Age: 25

Current Value: $350,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Developing into a genuine strike fullback who arrived at the Sharks as a teenager. Growth-area for Kennedy has to be his defence and try-saves, which would catapult him into the discussion of the game's top fullbacks.

The Rest



Club: Sharks

Matt Ikuvalu, Sione Katoa, Lachlan Miller, Ronaldo Mulitalo, Jesse Ramien, Braydon Trindall, Teig Wilton

Stephen Crichton



Club: Panthers

Position: Centre

Age: 21

Current Value: $500,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

One of a host of big-name players the Panthers must try and retain. Since his last contract extension, Crichton has developed into one of the game's elite outside backs. The 21-year-old is a marquee target for rival clubs, who could woo him with the promise of transitioning into a fullback.

Liam Martin



Club: Panthers

Position: Back-row

Age: 25

Current Value: $450,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

Tough as nails backrower with skill and footwork, who would have 15 clubs willing to sign him. Remarkably, Martin still hasn't played 100 first-grade games; a clear indication that he still has further upside. Another NSW jersey this year would only add to his lustre.

The Rest



Club: Panthers

Brian To'o, Spencer Leniu, Soni Luke, Scott Sorensen, Charlie Staines, Izack Tago

Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad



Club: Raiders

Position: Fullback

Age: 26

Current Value: $450,000

Predicted Value: $300,000

The Kiwi desperately needs to rediscover his 2019 form that elevated him into the discussion of elite fullbacks. Has struggled so far this season, shifting from the fullback, to wing and to the interchange bench. If the Dolphins are able to lure Reece Walsh from the Warriors, Nicoll-Klokstad would be a prime target for the Warriors, particularly ahead of their return to New Zealand.

Joseph Tapine



Club: Raiders

Position: Back-row

Age: 27

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

A player the Raiders need to hold onto. Has matured considerably over the past 18-months, proving his capability in the front-row and out on an edge. At 27, he still has plenty of football left in him and is a leader who the Raiders can shape their pack around.

The Rest



Club: Raiders

Emre Guler, Albert Hopoate, Jordan Rapana, Harry Rushton, Xavier Savage, Brad Schneider, Harley Smith-Shields

Jason Saab



Club: Manly

Position: Winger

Age: 21

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $275,000

Athletic winger who arrived from the Dragons on the promise of a starting position in the NRL. Has found a home at Manly, scoring at the rate of almost a try per-game. Still only 21, Manly are eager to retain him.

Reuben Garrick



Club: Manly

Position: Winger

Age: 24

Current Value: $280,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

Has proven a Mr Fix-It for Manly at-times with his ability to play both wing and fullback. Reliable with a strong carry for his size, Garrick's laser-like goal-kicking is his greatest asset and reason enough for his retention.

The Rest



Club: Manly

Josh Aloiai, Ethan Bullemor, Lachlan Croker, Morgan Harper, Brad Parker, Toafofoa Sipley, Ben Trbojevic

Jackson Hastings



Club: Tigers

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 26

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Just two games into his re-born NRL career as a halfback but Hastings is already shaping up to be the buy of the year. Has spoken openly about his close relationship with coach Michael Maguire and that may dictate his next deal. Quickly established himself as one of the club’s genuine leaders.

Adam Doueihi



Club: Tigers

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 23

Current Value: $650,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Injury has obviously impacted him but at the back end of last season had cemented himself as a marquee player. Both parties will take a wait and see approach as they cautiously navigate his return to the field mid-year. Natural leader and good goal-kicker.

Luke Brooks



Club: Tigers

Position: Halfback

Age: 27

Current Value: $1 million

Predicted Value: $700,000

Heading into the last season of a mega contract where he will be one of the game’s top earners. Won’t earn that sort of money again but will still get a well-paid job. If the Tigers can’t find common ground, expect him to hit the open market.

The Rest



Club: Tigers

Shawn Blore, Oliver Gildart, Asu Kepaoa, Daine Laurie, Ken Maumalo (option), Tyrone Peachey, Alex Seyfarth, Tuki Simpkins, Starford To'a
Who would u target bro? Seems we should free up cash on Flanno and Thommo. Enough to upgrade Burto if required.
 

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These articles are a total waste of time. They'd be lucky to get 20% of the players salaries right
I like the Hammer one. He's supposedly on 400k, Drinkwater replaces him at fullback and plays miles better and improves the team yet somehow Hammer is now worth 500k? LOL
 

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I like the Hammer one. He's supposedly on 400k, Drinkwater replaces him at fullback and plays miles better and improves the team yet somehow Hammer is now worth 500k? LOL
Maybe stupid, yet still a list of potential targets. Anyone tickle ya fancy
 

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Some of the figures are dumb, e.g. Brooks predicted value. To'o should of also been a feature. He's literally top 2 winger in the comp... (let's trot)
 

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If T Baz wants to keep with his stupid tradition of having a ball playing lock (which Jackson ain’t ever) then a cheap option could be Bryce Cartwright. 1yr + 1yr extension deal surely wouldn’t hurt our cap
He’s been pretty solid for the Eels when he’s played for them.
 

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If T Baz wants to keep with his stupid tradition of having a ball playing lock (which Jackson ain’t ever) then a cheap option could be Bryce Cartwright. 1yr + 1yr extension deal surely wouldn’t hurt our cap
He’s been pretty solid for the Eels when he’s played for them.
Bryce Cartwright or a very skilful player in Ryan Matterson also at the Eels who’s available
 

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I like the Hammer one. He's supposedly on 400k, Drinkwater replaces him at fullback and plays miles better and improves the team yet somehow Hammer is now worth 500k? LOL
So many inflated figures in this.
It's garbage
 

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I have a theory regarding Penrith and the Bulldogs. This is purely me speculating but let’s take a deep dive.


Gus Gould and Greg Alexander obviously hate each other. I think Gus will be hellbent on showing Penrith they can’t do it without him. His first signing as our GM was Kikau. The photo that was released the day before the parade was leaked by a “security guard who’s friend was a Penrith supporter”. I don’t believe that for one second. I think Gus is petty and the headlines that day were of him, Kikau and Barrett. Now I think next year our two big signings will be from Penrith. Gus said in an interview this week it is crucial to get players with premiership experience. I think we will be targeting Crichton and Martin and the evidence for that is as follows.

Gus has often said he thinks Stephen Crichton is one of the best centres in the game. Gus is very deliberate in what he says. I think he will be making a very strong play for Stephen next year. I really think Gus wants to destroy what he built at Penrith by stealing players from them ala what he did to us in the late 80s with Penrith. My evidence for Martin is basically that he’s Trent Barrett’s cousin and I think family ties will play a role. I think we have a strong chance of getting both next year.

Tl:dr I think Gus is petty and wants revenge on Penrith
 

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I have a theory regarding Penrith and the Bulldogs. This is purely me speculating but let’s take a deep dive.


Gus Gould and Greg Alexander obviously hate each other. I think Gus will be hellbent on showing Penrith they can’t do it without him. His first signing as our GM was Kikau. The photo that was released the day before the parade was leaked by a “security guard who’s friend was a Penrith supporter”. I don’t believe that for one second. I think Gus is petty and the headlines that day were of him, Kikau and Barrett. Now I think next year our two big signings will be from Penrith. Gus said in an interview this week it is crucial to get players with premiership experience. I think we will be targeting Crichton and Martin and the evidence for that is as follows.

Gus has often said he thinks Stephen Crichton is one of the best centres in the game. Gus is very deliberate in what he says. I think he will be making a very strong play for Stephen next year. I really think Gus wants to destroy what he built at Penrith by stealing players from them ala what he did to us in the late 80s with Penrith. My evidence for Martin is basically that he’s Trent Barrett’s cousin and I think family ties will play a role. I think we have a strong chance of getting both next year.

Tl:dr I think Gus is petty and wants revenge on Penrith
I don’t care if he watches Lego Masters..as long as he builds us a winning dynasty.
 

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NRL off-contract list: Every player’s worth revealed in rugby league transfer market
Every NRL supporter dreams of their club landing the biggest stars in the game. We can reveal what every off contract would cost in an exclusive News Corp analysis.


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Some of the NRL’s biggest stars are set to command huge money in their next deal – either at their current club or in the free agency market.
News Corp has analysed the off contract players at every NRL club and their worth, with some massive names up for grabs in what shapes as an NRL feeding frenzy.
But who will get a big pay packet and who might have to settle for unders?

Using our salary cap deep dive from earlier this year and in conjunction with player agent and recruiting experts, we came up with every player’s worth.
How each club juggles their salary cap and keeps a hold of their best players has always been pivotal to premiership success.
And there might not be a more important time to get it right as the NRL prepares for the introduction of its 17th team.

Some of the NRL’s biggest stars are set to command huge money in their next deal – either at their current club or in the free agency market.
News Corp has analysed the off contract players at every NRL club and their worth, with some massive names up for grabs in what shapes as an NRL feeding frenzy.
But who will get a big pay packet and who might have to settle for unders?
Using our salary cap deep dive from earlier this year and in conjunction with player agent and recruiting experts, we came up with every player’s worth.
How each club juggles their salary cap and keeps a hold of their best players has always been pivotal to premiership success.
And there might not be a more important time to get it right as the NRL prepares for the introduction of its 17th team.



Dragons
Ben Hunt



Club: Dragons

Position: Halfback

Age: 32

Current Value: $1.1 million

Predicted Value: $500,000

A class act who is in the final phase of a club record $6 million deal. Hunt will be 33 next March, but has shown enough to suggest he's worth sticking with. It would be a smart move by the halfback to stitch-up a new reduced two-year deal, which could just see him into retirement.

Josh Kerr



Club: Dragons

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $300,000

Predicted Value: $250,000

Showed all the promise of developing into a representative forward, but has struggled under the direction of Anthony Griffin, shifting from the backrow, starting-prop, the interchange bench and lately, NSW Cup. Looks like a player that should salary sacrifice to join a top-four club, to elevate his game and status.

The Rest



Club: Dragons

George Burgess, Tyrell Fuimaono, Blake Lawrie, Moses Mbye, Andrew McCullough, Aaron Woods

Titans

David Fifita



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Position: Back-row

Age: 22

Current Value: $1,200,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Fifita was a statement signing by the Titans but things haven’t exactly gone to plan. The big man was moved to the centres last week and his impact hasn’t justified the pay packet

Brian Kelly



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Position: Centre

Age: 25

Current Value: $300,000

Predicted Value: $300,000

Kelly can be a class centre on his day and shapes as a value pickup for rival clubs if he can’t strike a deal with the Titans

The Rest



Club: Gold Coast Titans

Erin Clark, Sosefo Fifita, Patrick Herbert, Greg Marzhew, Sam McIntyre, Will Smith, Corey Thompson, Paul Turner, Joseph Vuna.


Bulldogs
Matt Burton



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 22

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Having landed Matt Burton for a bargain price this year the Bulldogs are keen to tie him down long-term. Burton is highly unlikely to take up his player option for next season meaning their could be a rush on for his signature if the Bulldogs do not tie him down.

Luke Thompson



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Front-row

Age: 27

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

Has a new manager and a rich final year deal on his contract. Thompson’s future has been clouded for some time now with a planned exit now seemingly off the table. Knows he will need to take a pay-cut.

Kyle Flanagan



Club: Bulldogs

Position: Halfback

Age: 23

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

Playing for his future. The Bulldogs won’t begin contract negotiations until they get a sense of where Flanagan is at having only recently re-claimed his spot in the NRL.

The Rest



Club: Bulldogs

Paul Alamoti, Corey Allan, Jake Averillo, Bailey Biondi-Odo, Braidon Burns, Josh Cook, Josh Jackson, Brent Naden, Jayden Okunbor, Chris Patolo, Ava Seumanufagai, Corey Waddell


Broncos
Selwyn Cobbo



Club: Broncos

Position: Winger

Age: 19

Current Value: $150,000

Predicted Value: $600,000

Cobbo has quickly developed into one of the most coveted outside backs on the market and Brisbane face a fight to keep him. The Dolphins have been linked with a big bid for the teenager.

Thomas Flegler



Club: Broncos

Position: Front-row

Age: 22

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Flegler hit pay dirt with his last deal but the gloss has worn off since then and he needs to prove he is worthy of another bumper deal or he faces a hefty pay cut.

The Rest



Club: Broncos

Jesse Arthurs, Tyson Gamble, Corey Jensen, Brenko Lee, Tesi Nui, Cory Paix, Jordan Pereira.


Storm
Nelson Asofa-Solomona



Club: Melbourne Storm

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $600,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

The big man has put a difficult preseason behind him and starred for the Storm through the opening two months of the season. Likely to be a coveted player if he hits the market on November 1.

Cameron Munster



Club: Melbourne Storm

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 27

Current Value: $1,000,000

Predicted Value: $1,200,000

The most talked about player in the NRL is in rare form as he edges towards the end of a lucrative deal with the Storm. The Dolphins are circling but Melbourne won’t let him go without a fight.

The Rest



Club: Melbourne Storm

Jordan Grant, Tui Kamikamica, Josh King, Trent Loiero, Nick Meaney, Tepai Moeroa, Jonah Pezet, Will Warbrick, Tyran Wishart


Cowboys
Jeremiah Nanai



Club: Cowboys

Position: Back-row

Age: 19

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $500,000

Nanai only signed a one-year extension with the Cowboys which means he will be up for grabs again from November 1. One of the game’s emerging stars, he has valued into State of Origin contention.

Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow



Club: Cowboys

Position: Fullback

Age: 20

Current Value: $400,000

Predicted Value: $500,000

The Hammer signed a short-term deal with the Cowboys with a view to proving his worth at fullback. Injury has held him back this year but he is a genuine star.

The Rest



Club: Cowboys

Ben Condon, Scott Drinkwater, Peta Hiku, Laitia Moceidreke, Griffin Neame, Reece Robson, Murray Taulagi, Jamayne Taunoa-Brown


Warriors
Matt Lodge



Club: Warriors

Position: Front-row

Age: 26

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $600,000

Lodge has an option in his contract with the Warriors for 2023 and talk is that he would prefer to live and play in Sydney. Not likely to be short of options.

Reece Walsh



Club: Warriors

Position: Fullback

Age: 19

Current Value: $400,000

Predicted Value: $650,000

One of the game’s emerging stars, Walsh’s contract has been the subject of much conjecture amid talk that the Dolphins are keen to get his name on a contract. The Warriors may have a fight on their hands.

The Rest



Club: Warriors

Bunty Afoa, Shaun Johnson, Edward Kosi, Marcelo Montoya, Aaron Pene, Adam Pompey, Bayley Sironen, Jazz Tevaga


Roosters
Sam Walker



Club: Roosters

Position: Halfback

Age: 19

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Still a teenager, the Roosters have signalled their intention in keeping Walker long-term at the club. Will receive a significant upgrade as he becomes the no.1 playmaker by the end of his next deal.

Victor Radley



Club: Roosters

Position: Lock

Age: 24

Current Value: $550,00

Predicted Value: $600,000

Last time around he inked a five year-contract extension. Don’t expect him to test the open market as Radley is entrenched in the no.13 position at the Roosters.

The Rest



Club: Roosters

Renouf Atoni, Fletcher Baker, Egan Butcher, Drew Hutchison, Billy Smith, Daniel Tupou, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, Connor Watson


Parramatta
Mitchell Moses



Club: Eels

Position: Halfback

Age: 27

Current Value: $900,000

Predicted Value: $1 million

Unlikely to take up a player option and is a real chance of exploring the market come November 1. Took a little less than market value to stay loyal to the Eels.

Will Penisini



Club: Eels

Position: Centre

Age: 19

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

In discussions to tie the local product down to a long-term deal. Club has no interest in letting him hit the open market.

Nathan Brown



Club: Eels

Position: Lock

Age: 29

Current Value: $575,000

Predicted Value: $450,000

Had highly publicised contract negotiations last time around. Has been solid since re-signing but the club is unlikely to rush a new deal.

Dylan Brown



Club: Eels

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 21

Current Value: $800,000

Predicted Value: $800,000

Took up an option for next season but is set to be one of the most in-demand players given he is still only 21. Likely to dip his toe into the market.

The Rest



Club: Eels

Jake Arthur, Bryce Cartwright, Wiremu Greig, Josh Hodgson (option), David Hollis, Shaun Lane, Ofahiki Ogden, Sean Russell, Bailey Simonsson

Rabbitohs
Tom Burgess



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Front-row

Age: 30

Current Value: $700,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

The club have already indicated there isn’t a deal on the table for Tom beyond next season. Will explore the market and may even eye an early exit if he can find the right contract offer.

Damien Cook



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Hooker

Age: 30

Current Value: $750,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

Rabbitohs want to keep him and potentially transition Cook into a role at the club when he retires. The question will be what he feels he is worth and if he is happy to run year-to year.

Latrell Mitchell



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Fullback

Age: 24

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $900,000

The club want to get a two year contract extension to Mitchell before the end of next month. They are keen to lock him in and ensure he remains a Rabbitoh long-term.

Cody Walker



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 32

Current Value: $700,000

Predicted Value: $720,000

The club feels his body is holding up well enough to again offer him at least a 12 month extension. Indifferent start to the year but that won’t impact his value.

Lachlan Ilias



Club: Rabbitohs

Position: Halfback

Age: 21

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Ilias management and the Rabbitohs held a meeting two weeks ago to start the contract negotiation process. Both parties are keen so a deal should be done well before November 1.

The Rest



Club: Rabbitohs

Jed Cartwright, Siliva Havili, Jacob Host, Terrell Kalo Kalo, Liam Knight, Hame Sele, Blake Taaffe

Knights
David Klemmer



Club: Knights

Position: Front-row

Age: 28

Current Value: $850,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Will have to take a significant paycut if he is to remain a Knight. About to enter the final year of a five season contract. Knights in no rush. Easy to forget he is just 28.

Leo Thompson



Club: Knights

Position: Front-row

Age: 21

Current Value: $150,000

Predicted Value: $250,000

One of the finds of the season. Started on a development deal but has played every game for the Knights. Already upgraded for this year and next but Knights are keen on kick-starting a new deal.

The Rest



Club: Knights

Jake Clifford, Adam Clune, Bailey Hodgson, Hymel Hunt, Brodie Jones, Chris Randall, Enari Tuala, Dominic Young.


Sharks
Siosifa Talakai



Club: Sharks

Position: Centre

Age: 25

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $450,000

As if sensing what was on the horizon, the Sharks have been in negotiations with the barnstorming Talakai since February to lock him down long-term. Talakai's preference is to stay at the club that gave him his lifeline, but would have no less than half the NRL willing to sign him.

William Kennedy



Club: Sharks

Position: Fullback

Age: 25

Current Value: $350,000

Predicted Value: $400,000

Developing into a genuine strike fullback who arrived at the Sharks as a teenager. Growth-area for Kennedy has to be his defence and try-saves, which would catapult him into the discussion of the game's top fullbacks.

The Rest



Club: Sharks

Matt Ikuvalu, Sione Katoa, Lachlan Miller, Ronaldo Mulitalo, Jesse Ramien, Braydon Trindall, Teig Wilton

Panthers
Stephen Crichton



Club: Panthers

Position: Centre

Age: 21

Current Value: $500,000

Predicted Value: $700,000

One of a host of big-name players the Panthers must try and retain. Since his last contract extension, Crichton has developed into one of the game's elite outside backs. The 21-year-old is a marquee target for rival clubs, who could woo him with the promise of transitioning into a fullback.

Liam Martin



Club: Panthers

Position: Back-row

Age: 25

Current Value: $450,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

Tough as nails backrower with skill and footwork, who would have 15 clubs willing to sign him. Remarkably, Martin still hasn't played 100 first-grade games; a clear indication that he still has further upside. Another NSW jersey this year would only add to his lustre.

The Rest



Club: Panthers

Brian To'o, Spencer Leniu, Soni Luke, Scott Sorensen, Charlie Staines, Izack Tago


Raiders
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad



Club: Raiders

Position: Fullback

Age: 26

Current Value: $450,000

Predicted Value: $300,000

The Kiwi desperately needs to rediscover his 2019 form that elevated him into the discussion of elite fullbacks. Has struggled so far this season, shifting from the fullback, to wing and to the interchange bench. If the Dolphins are able to lure Reece Walsh from the Warriors, Nicoll-Klokstad would be a prime target for the Warriors, particularly ahead of their return to New Zealand.

Joseph Tapine



Club: Raiders

Position: Back-row

Age: 27

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $550,000

A player the Raiders need to hold onto. Has matured considerably over the past 18-months, proving his capability in the front-row and out on an edge. At 27, he still has plenty of football left in him and is a leader who the Raiders can shape their pack around.

The Rest



Club: Raiders

Emre Guler, Albert Hopoate, Jordan Rapana, Harry Rushton, Xavier Savage, Brad Schneider, Harley Smith-Shields


Sea Eagles
Jason Saab



Club: Manly

Position: Winger

Age: 21

Current Value: $250,000

Predicted Value: $275,000

Athletic winger who arrived from the Dragons on the promise of a starting position in the NRL. Has found a home at Manly, scoring at the rate of almost a try per-game. Still only 21, Manly are eager to retain him.

Reuben Garrick



Club: Manly

Position: Winger

Age: 24

Current Value: $280,000

Predicted Value: $350,000

Has proven a Mr Fix-It for Manly at-times with his ability to play both wing and fullback. Reliable with a strong carry for his size, Garrick's laser-like goal-kicking is his greatest asset and reason enough for his retention.

The Rest



Club: Manly

Josh Aloiai, Ethan Bullemor, Lachlan Croker, Morgan Harper, Brad Parker, Toafofoa Sipley, Ben Trbojevic


Tigers
Jackson Hastings



Club: Tigers

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 26

Current Value: $550,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Just two games into his re-born NRL career as a halfback but Hastings is already shaping up to be the buy of the year. Has spoken openly about his close relationship with coach Michael Maguire and that may dictate his next deal. Quickly established himself as one of the club’s genuine leaders.

Adam Doueihi



Club: Tigers

Position: Five-eighth

Age: 23

Current Value: $650,000

Predicted Value: $750,000

Injury has obviously impacted him but at the back end of last season had cemented himself as a marquee player. Both parties will take a wait and see approach as they cautiously navigate his return to the field mid-year. Natural leader and good goal-kicker.

Luke Brooks



Club: Tigers

Position: Halfback

Age: 27

Current Value: $1 million

Predicted Value: $700,000

Heading into the last season of a mega contract where he will be one of the game’s top earners. Won’t earn that sort of money again but will still get a well-paid job. If the Tigers can’t find common ground, expect him to hit the open market.

The Rest



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Shawn Blore, Oliver Gildart, Asu Kepaoa, Daine Laurie, Ken Maumalo (option), Tyrone Peachey, Alex Seyfarth, Tuki Simpkins, Starford To'a
Cobbo - 150k to 600k?? Yeah nah. Sorry.
Penisini - 250k - 550k? Unlikely.
Chrichton - 500k - 700k? No way panfers are giving him an extra 200k. Nor can they afford it!
Doueihi - 650k - 750k?? Has he even played a game this year??
Hastings - 550k - 750k? Because the tigers won 2 games?
And Thompson 850k?
Such speculative bullshit.
 

Freakzilla

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There is no team in the world that will pay Luke Brooks 700k a season.

Ben Hunt at 500k for 2 years is great value.
 

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Cobbo - 150k to 600k?? Yeah nah. Sorry.
Penisini - 250k - 550k? Unlikely.
Chrichton - 500k - 700k? No way panfers are giving him an extra 200k. Nor can they afford it!
Doueihi - 650k - 750k?? Has he even played a game this year??
Hastings - 550k - 750k? Because the tigers won 2 games?
And Thompson 850k?
Such speculative bullshit.
Note also Flanno is now on $600k. Where do these jokers get their figures from?
 

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Bryce Cartwright or a very skilful player in Ryan Matterson also at the Eels who’s available
Only problem with Matterson is he is one more head knock from being a cob salad….Cartwright could be an option at the right price if the contract terms/extensions were all in our favour…
 

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Cobbo - 150k to 600k?? Yeah nah. Sorry.
Penisini - 250k - 550k? Unlikely.
Chrichton - 500k - 700k? No way panfers are giving him an extra 200k. Nor can they afford it!
Doueihi - 650k - 750k?? Has he even played a game this year??
Hastings - 550k - 750k? Because the tigers won 2 games?
And Thompson 850k?
Such speculative bullshit.
100% Cobbo goes from $150 to $450-500k everyone who’s anyone can’t stop talking about how he is the next big thing.
Doueihi will easily get $650-700k at any club, he’d a gun and the tigers best. Go back and watch His games.
Hastings will get the $500-700k with ease as we have a shortage of genuine 7’s in the game atm hence why pretenders like Flanno / Wakeham / Averillo are given so many chances to play in the nrl
 
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