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NRL halves market open for business

Fifteen of the NRL's leading playmakers are still off-contract, causing uncertainty over who will fill what roles at each club in 2018.

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HOW THE NRL'S HALVES ARE SHAPING UP FOR 2018

SIGNED 2018 HALVES COMBINATIONS

BRISBANE: Neither signed

CANBERRA: Blake Austin (2018) and Aiden Sezer (2018)

CANTERBURY: Unsigned and Moses Mbye (2020)

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CRONULLA: James Maloney (2018) and unsigned

GOLD COAST: Kane Elgey (2018) and Ashley Taylor (2018)

MANLY: Blake Green (2018) and Daly Cherry-Evans (2023)

MELBOURNE: Cameron Munster (2019) and unsigned

NEWCASTLE: Brock Lamb (2018) and Trent Hodkinson (2018), with interest in Jack Bird

NORTH QUEENSLAND: Michael Morgan (2018) and unsigned

PARRAMATTA: Clint Gutherson (2019) and Corey Norman (2019), with interest in Mitchell Moses

PENRITH: Te Maire Martin (2018) and Nathan Cleary (2019)

SOUTH SYDNEY: Cody Walker (2019) and Adam Reynolds (2021)

ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA: Unsigned and Ben Hunt (2022)

SYDNEY ROOSTERS: Luke Keary (2018) and Mitchell Pearce (2019)

WARRIORS: Neither signed

WESTS TIGERS: Unsigned and Luke Brooks (2018)

PLAYMAKERS OFF-CONTRACT:

Jack Bird, Cooper Cronk, Kieran Foran, Drew Hutchison, Benji Marshall, Mitchell Moses, Josh Reynolds, Chad Townsend, Ryley Jacks, Shaun Johnson, Josh McCrone, Anthony Milford, Tyrone Roberts, Johnathan Thurston, Gareth Widdop.


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