NRL free agency is busy, with major signings like Nathan Cleary and rumors of Sam Walker's Roosters exit.
The NRL's free agency period is heating up, with a number of big names closing in on new deals now that November 1 players are officially able to speak to rival clubs.
This shapes to be the most chaotic and seismic free agency period in recent NRL memory, with Sam Walker's looming Roosters exit sparking a monumental transfer saga.
Elsewhere, Nathan Cleary is set to sign a mammoth new deal with the Panthers while the likes of Jamal Fogarty and Tom Flegler could be on the move.
Plus, the ramifications of Hudson Young's impending PNG move are already being felt as Canberra eye a new Test forward signing - while the Chiefs may have a halfback, of sorts. CODE Sports reports that former Bulldogs No.7 Sean O'Sullivan flew to Port Moresby on Monday to meet with the club and tour its facilities.
O'Sullivan, 28, is headed to St Helens in the Super League next season but the well-regarded game manager could add playmaking depth for PNG's inaugural season in 2028. The Chiefs would be his seventh NRL club; prior to spending this season at the Dogs, O'Sullivan played at the Roosters, Broncos, Warriors, Panthers and Dolphins for a total of 66 first-grade games.