The Gold Coast Titans are hoping the lure of playing alongside superstar and friend Jarryd Hayne will help them re-sign Nathan Peats.

The Titans yesterday announced that Hayne had accepted his $1.2 million option for 2018 which gives the club clarity in regards to their salary cap position for next season.

Now with Hayne confirmed, the club can look to re-sign their over off contract talent starting with Nathan Peats.

There had been early reports that the Parramatta Eels were keen to re-sign Peats but they have since withdrawn their offer, paving the way for the Titans to secure their star hooker.

The Gold Coast had been hoping Peats would accept their current offer of $500,000 per year but with his Origin debut for the NSW Blues a massive success, Peats now looks set to command a bigger piece of the pie.

Titans 2026 Player Movements

2026 Gains
Adam Christensen (2027), Siale Faeamani (2027), Max Feagai (Dolphins, 2027), Lachlan Ilias (St George Illawarra Dragons, 2027), Jett Liu (2027), Kurtis Morrin (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, 2027), Oliver Pascoe (2027), Luke Sommerton (Penrith Panthers, 2027), Jensen Taumoepeau (2027)
2026 Losses
Jacob Alick-Wiencke (Leigh Leopards), Javon Andrews (Wests Tigers), Reagan Campbell-Gillard (London Broncos), Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui (Catalans Dragons), David Fifita (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Kieran Foran (retired), Carter Gordon (rugby union), Brian Kelly (Parramatta Eels), Alofiana Khan-Pereira (New Zealand Warriors), Ben Liyou (Brisbane Tigers), Ken Maumalo (retired), Sean Mullany (Mackay Cutters), Josiah Pahulu (Melbourne Storm), Sam Stephenson (retired), Thomas Weaver (Castleford Tigers)
Re-Signed
Jayden Campbell (2031), Beau Fermor (2029)
Off Contract 2026
Jaimin Jolliffe, Phillip Sami, Sam Verrills

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