BELIEVE it or not, there are still 65 NRL players without a deal for 2027.
Plenty of talent from the competition has already committed to Super League moves, including Daly Cherry-Evans (Hull FC), Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (Wakefield Trinity) and Cameron McInnes (York Knights).
And for clubs still looking to complete their squads, there are more who remain on the market.
Brisbane Broncos: Jack Gosiewski, Delouise Hoeter, Jaiyden Hunt, Josh Rogers
Canberra Raiders: Michael Asomua, Jake Clydsdale, Vena Patuki-Case, Jed Stuart
Canterbury Bulldogs: Kade Dykes, Lipoi Hopoi, Samuel Hughes, Zyon Maiu’u, Kurt Mann, Jack Todd, Jake Turpin, Patrick Young
Cronulla Sharks: Jayden Berrell, Tuku Hau Tapuha, Blake Hosking, Toby Rudolf, Braden Uele
Gold Coast Titans: Jett Liu, Sam Verrills
Manly Sea Eagles: Nathan Brown, Zach Dockar-Clay, Zaidas Muagututia, Aaron Schoupp, Siosiua Taukeiaho, Blake Wilson
Melbourne Storm: Jack Hetherington, Trent Toelau
Newcastle Knights: Wilson De Courcey, Tyson Frizell, Brodie Jones
New Zealand Warriors: Rocco Berry
North Queensland Cowboys: Mason Kira, Kai O’Donnell, Jaxson Paulo, Murray Taulagi
Parramatta Eels: Jack de Belin, Junior Paulo, Richard Penisini, Will Penisini, Jake Tago
Penrith Panthers: Tom Ale, Kalani Going, Freddy Lussick
South Sydney Rabbitohs: Adam Elliott, Moala Graham-Taufa, Jamie Humphreys, Liam Le Blanc, Max McCarthy, Cody Walker
St George Illawarra Dragons: Hame Sele
Sydney Roosters: Tommy Talau, Daniel Tupou
The Dolphins: Brian Pouniu, Brad Schneider
Wests Tigers: William Craig, Tristan Hope, Heath Mason, Solomone Saukuru, Jeral Skelton, Tony Sukkar