NRL allows players, clubs to contest market values, impacting negotiations after Hudson Young's potential $900,000 PNG Chiefs deal.
The NRL has made a big decision that could change contract negotiations dramatically.
The governing body will allow players and clubs to contest the market value given to the game's biggest stars following the Hudson Young affair.
The NSW forward was pursued by the PNG Chiefs in their bid to bulk up their pack ahead of their inaugural season in 2028.
He toured the club facilities in Port Moresby and the club, who give tax-free contracts, wanted to offer him a $900,000 a year deal.