MOST Super League clubs have already completed their business for the 2023 season in a bid to get one over on their rivals.
However, there are still a few clubs – such as Wakefield Trinity – that will perhaps make a few more announcements in the upcoming weeks.
Of course, Trinity still have two quota spots left open with new head coach Mark Applegarth already putting his own stamp on the squad following Willie Poching’s departure.
Kevin Proctor is Applegarth’s first signing, with the former Gold Coast Titans captain joining on a one-year deal, whilst Leeds Rhinos now have one quota spot remaining following the immediate retirement of Matt Prior.
Some of those names mentioned have been Nene MacDonald and Ben Nakubuwai – both of whom played under Leeds head coach Rohan Smith at the Norths Devils.
However, Leigh Leopards will be determined to keep hold of their key stars going into their maiden season under the new Leopards brand.
As things stand, 17 Super League players are still without a club following the close of the 2022 season. Could your club be looking at any of these?
Caleb Aekins
Left Leigh Leopards.
Cheyse Blair
Left Castleford Tigers, thought to be returning home to Australia.
James Clare
Left Castleford Tigers.
Sosaia Feki
Left Castleford Tigers.
Luke Gale
Left Hull FC.
Tony Gigot
Left Toulouse Olympique.
Ryan Hampshire
Left Castleford Tigers.
Jy Hitchcox
Left Leigh Leopards.
Krisnan Inu
Left Leigh Leopards.
Samisoni Langi
Left Catalans Dragons
Corentin Le Cam
Left Catalans Dragons.
Romain Navarrete
Left Toulouse Olympique.
Maxime Puech
Left Toulouse Olympique
Matty Russell
Left Toulouse Olympique.
Brad Takairangi
Left Hull KR.
Elijah Taylor
Left Salford Red Devils.
Lloyd White
Left Toulouse Olympique.
