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The NRL’s new executive chairman, Peter V’Landys, has provided a fresh update on a deal with Super League and whether it will happen..

NRL executive chairman Peter V'Landys stated that the competition is close to finalizing a partnership deal with Super League. The proposed agreement involves significant investment over a five-year period in exchange for the NRL taking administrative control of the European competition. V'Landys stated that the NRL has presented its final offer, leaving the decision to Super League officials, with most clubs reportedly in favor.
V'Landys affirmed that the NRL plans to expand into the English market regardless of whether the agreement is finalized. The Australian league intends to actively promote its Watch NRL broadcast app in Europe to build a subscriber base and generate new broadcast revenue, drawing comparisons to the English Premier League's international following.
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