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The Kangaroos star believes the competition’s schedule needs fresh consideration moving forward.

Melbourne Storm and Australian Kangaroos star Harry Grant has suggested a schedule-reduced NRL season as a solution to ongoing November 1 contract issues. Grant indicated he is open to playing fewer matches across the competitive calendar to help resolve the recurring transfer market challenges facing the sport.
The hooker believes the NRL competition schedule requires fresh consideration going forward. The ongoing November 1 mechanism allows players entering their final contract year to negotiate and sign deals with rival clubs twelve months in advance, prompting widespread debate across the league.
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