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St Helens have officially confirmed that Papua New Guinea international star Nene Macdonald has left the club by mutual agreement with immediate effect. The 32-year-old centre featured 13 times for the Saints during an injury-hit campaign after joining ahead of…

St Helens have officially confirmed the departure of Papua New Guinea international centre Nene Macdonald by mutual agreement with immediate effect. The 32-year-old made 13 appearances during an injury-disrupted season, and his release vacates an overseas quota spot for incoming head coach Kevin Walters. With quota availability limited across Super League, four potential landing spots have emerged for Macdonald.
Serious About Rugby League highlights Bradford Bulls, Huddersfield Giants, Toulouse Olympique, and Castleford Tigers as prospective destinations. Bradford and Huddersfield possess available quota spots and need outside-back reinforcements, while Toulouse could offer an alternative option following Reubenn Rennie's exit. Castleford Tigers are considered an outside candidate due to Macdonald's past success under head coach Paul Rowley, though they currently lack an open quota spot.
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