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The Rhinos are in support of a deal being struck…

Leeds Rhinos owner and chairman Paul Caddick MBE announced his club's wholehearted support for a proposed partnership between Super League and the NRL. Caddick described the potential working arrangement as a game-changer for the sport in the United Kingdom, following months of negotiations regarding the Australian Rugby League Commission becoming stakeholders.
Caddick highlighted the strong existing relationship with the NRL after Leeds played in Las Vegas earlier this year. His positive stance contrasts with Leigh Leopards owner Derek Beaumont, who recently expressed opposition to the current terms of the proposed cross-hemisphere deal.
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