The 100 NRL players still available for Super League clubs to sign for 2027 including England internationals and World Cup winners

Super League 2026 may only be halfway complete, but all clubs will no doubt have one eye on their squad for 2027, and how their roster for 12 months’ time is looking.

Some sides, such as Wakefield Trinity, have already completed some signings for next year, with Cameron Smith, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Emre Guler all joining the club.

Plenty of deals will have already been agreed and are awaiting confirmation, whilst others will be hoping to land a last-minute pick-up, just like Castleford Tigers did with Krystian Mapapalangi, and it’s clear to see the impact he is already having.

In the NRL, there are currently 100 players without a contract for next season. With Super League clubs free to talk to all of those, some of that contingent will likely be making their way to the UK or France next term.

Including in that list are World Cup winners such as the experienced Daly Cherry-Evans, and faces familiar to the northern hemisphere such as Morgan Smithies, Brad Schneider and John Bateman.

It has been reported that Smithies has signed a new deal with current club Canberra, but no confirmation has been made just yet.

With that in mind, here is a full list of every off-contract NRL player as it stands, per ZeroTackle, and there are plenty of names that would be of huge interest to a lot of Super League clubs.

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The 100 NRL players available to Super League clubs

Brisbane Broncos (5): Jack Gosiewski, Delouise Hoeter, Jaiyden Hunt, Josh Rogers, Billy Walters

Canberra Raiders (7): Michael Asomua, Jake Clydsdale, Ata Mariota, Josh Papalii, Vena Patuki-Case, Morgan Smithies, Jed Stuart

Canterbury Bulldogs (9): Kade Dykes, Lipoi Hopoi, Samuel Hughes, Zyon Maiu’u, Kurt Mann, Jonathan Sua, Jack Todd, Jake Turpin, Patrick Young

Cronulla Sharks (8): Jayden Berrell, Tuku Hau Tapuha, Blake Hosking, Cameron McInnes, Hohepa Puru, Niwhai Puru, Toby Rudolf, Braden Uele

Dolphins (5): Jake Averillo, Kodi Nikorima, Brian Pouniu, Brad Schneider, Ray Stone

Gold Coast Titans (4): Siale Faeamani, Jaimin Jolliffe, Jett Liu, Sam Verrills

Manly Sea Eagles (3): Nathan Brown, Aaron Schoupp, Siosiua Taukeiaho

Melbourne Storm (4): Shawn Blore, Jack Hetherington, Tui Kamikamica, Trent Toelau

New Zealand Warriors (3): Rocco Berry, Kurt Capewell, Te Maire Martin

Newcastle Knights (5): Wilson De Courcey, Tyson Frizell, Dane Gagai, Tyson Gamble, Brodie Jones

North Queensland Cowboys (9): John Bateman, Zac Herdegen, Mason Kira, Kaiden Lahrs, Matthew Lodge, Sam McIntyre, Kai O’Donnell, Jaxson Paulo, Murray Taulagi

Parramatta Eels (9): Toni Mataele, Ryan Matterson, Junior Paulo, Richard Penisini, Will Penisini, Jake Tago, Kelma Tuilagi, Ronald Volkman, Dylan Walker

Penrith Panthers (4): Tom Ale, Jack Cole, Kalani Going, Freddy Lussick

South Sydney Rabbitohs (7): Adam Elliott, Moala Graham-Taufa, Jamie Humphreys, Sean Keppie, Liam Le Blanc, Max McCarthy, Cody Walker

St George Illawarra Dragons (8): Blake Lawrie, Nathan Lawson, Luciano Leilua, Michael Molo, Hame Sele, Tyrell Sloan, Christian Tuipulotu, Leeroy Weatherall

Sydney Roosters (3): Daly Cherry-Evans, Tommy Talau, Daniel Tupou

Wests Tigers (7): William Craig, Mavrik Geyer, Tristan Hope, Heath Mason, Solomone Saukuru, Jeral Skelton, Tony Sukkar