Eels veteran Michael Jennings could become available to rival NRL clubs, according to a report by The Australian.

He has an option clause placed in his contract for next season yet to be activated, which effectively makes Jennings a free agent and available to talk to rival teams.

Canterbury are believed to be among the clubs interested.

Parramatta remain confident they will re-sign him and that his preference is to remain at the club.

The 32-year-old continues to produce solid performances for Parramatta, scoring seven tries in 10 games this season, including a double against Manly on Saturday.

Jennings has made 95 appearances for the Eels over the past five seasons.

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  1. Who cares!
    He’s done pretty well at all clubs he’s been with. Other than Penrith. He showed up to take the money & then not bother doing much at Penrith.
    Please don’t be kind & give the old guy a year or two send off Penrith. As you’ve done with many players before. Such as Tim Grant.

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