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:
1. Canberra Raiders
The 2025 Minor Premiers suddenly find themselves in a position where they need to attract a big star.
Matthew Timoko is one of my favourite (non Sharks) players in the competition. An absolute wrecking ball of pure power and tackle breaking goodness.
Partnering him with Bradman Best would make this footy fan smile. Imagine how Raiders would feel.
Hudson Young is being linked with a mega money PNG deal while Corey Horsburgh's shift to the Bears frees up some cash. Josh Papalii with be retired by then.
Simi Sasagi has done an amazing job in the centres but is a back rower by trade.
The spot is there, the money will be there and quite frankly the need is there.
If the Knights don't lock Best away from October 31st, I'd be shocked if Ricky Stuart and co aren't on the phone right away.
