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Money to spend, and starpower needed for the Tigers.

Zero Tackle writer Scott Pryde highlights five potential NRL targets for the Wests Tigers as the November 1 contracting window approaches. Following another disappointing finish in the 2026 season, coach Benji Marshall enters the upcoming campaign under significant pressure. With Jarome Luai departing and the club seeking an experienced roster reset alongside developing young talent, Pryde suggests the Tigers must explore the open market for high-impact signings across multiple positions.
The five recommended targets are Latrell Mitchell, Stefano Utoikamanu, Liam Martin, Xavier Savage, and Te Maire Martin. Pryde argues that while the Tigers may need to pay above market value due to recent struggles, adding marquee players or versatile depth would substantially upgrade Marshall's squad and boost the club's competitiveness and marketability.
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