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:
3. Melbourne Storm
For the first time, in a long time, I feel as though the Storm need to go out and make a splash in terms of a prized recruit.
Jamayne Isaako and Bronson Xerri arrive next year, so you could argue they've already landed at least one, but you add Bradman Best to that backline ... oh my!
Cameron Munster is being heavily linked with an exit while Xavier Coates is reportedly interested in returning to Brisbane. Eliesa Katoa's future unfortunately remains unclear.
Craig Bellamy has confirmed he'll coach on through 2027 with Billy Slater likely to take over from there. Surely Slater (if appointed) would like to add his touch to this squad.
It would be nice for Slater to be on the right side of a Bradman Best masterclass for once. An obvious light hearted crack at Origin Three but a very serious potential recruit for the Storm.
