Brisbane's Andrew McCullough has created potential salary cap ramifications for the club.

The 29-year old signed a four-year deal in 2017 worth around $500,000 per season, but the Daily Telegraph has revealed extra complications about the contract.

McCullough's deal has a two-year option in his favour, meaning while is technically off-contract this season, has the power to activate the final two years of his deal.

Given he is currently sidelined with a injury, the hooker is likely to take up the extra two years, providing potential salary cap problems for the Broncos.

Jake Turpin, 22, has done a tremendous job filling in for McCullough, while recruit James Segeyaro has been a revelation.

Brisbane have been rumoured to be shopping McCullough to rival clubs to help ease their situation.

5 COMMENTS

  1. I see the issue, you can’t tell me the Broncos don’t have 500k spare for 2020 & 2021?? They just let go McGuire, kahu, nikorima & have a few other players coming off contract this year that they won’t resign like fensom & O’Sullivan. I know most of these player aren’t on much but 500k isn’t that much considering nikorima was on on 250k there’s half of it there.

    • Yes, but remember every player has to be replaced too., and the min is around $100K.
      “considering nikorima was on on 250k there’s half of it there.”
      Maybe a third or so, after replacing Nikorima, to keep the squad at 30.
      I’m just being technical, and not trying to be a Wally, because I know it’s easy to forget the replacement player’s salary too.