Several NRL rivals are circling Rabbitohs skipper Adam Reynolds's situation at Redfern, with the star halfback set to add more pressure to South Sydney's constricting salary budget.

According to The Daily Telegraph's Phil Rothfield, Reynolds will play out as one of the most in-demand names in 2021, with his contract set to expire at the conclusion of the season.

Reynolds ended last season as the competition's highest point-scorer and while the 30-year-old hopes to end his career at the Bunnies, there are likely to be some very enticing offers from elsewhere.

Along with Reynolds, the Rabbitohs will also be looking to re-sign stars Latrell Mitchell, Jaydn Su'A and Dane Gagai to new deals, with incoming senior coach for 2022 Jason Demetriou set to lead negotiations instead of Wayne Bennett.

Braidon Burns, Joshua Cook, Troy Dargan, Brock Gardner, Dean Hawkins, Patrick Mago, Tau Tau Moga, Benji Marshall and Mark Nicholls are also unsigned past this season.

Reynolds will headline an exciting quartet of off-contract halfbacks, joining Eels gun Mitch Moses, Storm star Jahrome Hughes and Knights veteran Mitchell Pearce.

5 COMMENTS

  1. Maybe the Riff should sign him.

    Atheist he can handle the pressure and not choke in the big games.

    Cleary choked in the GF and in SOO.

    Bit hard for him without Maloney holding his hand.

  2. mreel, jog on. Clearly did not choke in either of those games. Just admit it, your team has Mitchell Moses as your halfback, Nathan defecates on Moses from a great distance.

  3. Mreel..
    If Cleary is an ‘Atheist’ & we don’t know if that’s true? At least with his footballing skills, he didn’t choke until the Grand Final. That’s more than can be said for the Whole Parramatta team, several years in a row,
    If you actually had an idea? You could see that he played far better with Luai as his halves partner , than Maloney.
    Parramatta Slitherers haven’t signed Mitchell Moses to a new contract as yet. It’s far more likely that they’d wish to sign Reynolds. As one half bought from elsewhere, is much the same as another half bought from elsewhere.

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