The second superstar in the last week looks set to test the open market after reportedly knocking back a deal from their club.
Hot off the heels of Sam Walker saying he'd test his worth in November, Knights superstar Bradman Best now looks set to join him.
Much like with Walker, there will be 15 NRL sides lining up to have a crack at one of the game's elite centres.
Below I've narrowed it down to six potential landing spots.
Here are six potential landing spots for Bradman Best, come 2028:
4. Cronulla Sharks
12 months ago if you'd have linked Best to the Sharks I'd have doubted it. Now, I can absolutely see it happening.
I was certain that the Sharks had their long-term centre in Michael Gabrael but with him recently being overlooked for Mawene Hiroti, I'm no longer convinced.
The Sharks have a huge turnover of players over the next 18 months with some big money players set to exit.
They've added Leo Jacques, Chris Matagi and Owen Trout. None of which I can see breaking the bank.
Two straight Prelims and a guaranteed Finals appearance in 2026 are amazing but the fans in the Shire want a Premiership.
Yes KL Iro is also a left centre but you give either Best or Iro an off-season and they'll be fine on the right. Elite players can swap sides.
The Sharks feel one piece short of a genuine title tilt. Best would provide that piece and surely the Sharks could free up what is required to be in the running.
