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Off-contract NRL men linked with Super League as St Helens “could be keen” on forward and clubs interested in winger

A number of off-contract NRL players have reported interest from clubs in Super League, but the overseas quota cap is causing problems for those interested parties. Just under 30 Australian first-grade players remain without a club for 2027, and with…

Published: Tuesday, 27 October 2026 at 9:42 AM
Off-contract NRL men linked with Super League as St Helens “could be keen” on forward and clubs interested in winger
Key Things to Know
  • Off-contract NRL players Jack Gosiewski and Jaxson Paulo are attracting transfer interest from Super League clubs for 2027.
  • St Helens are reportedly linked with Gosiewski, but quota issues present an obstacle following the signing of Tom Starling.
  • Cowboys winger Jaxson Paulo is reportedly on the radar of several English clubs.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Several off-contract NRL players are drawing interest from Super League clubs for the 2027 season, though overseas quota limitations remain a significant hurdle. According to Code Sports, St Helens are reportedly among the sides that could be keen on Brisbane Broncos back-rower Jack Gosiewski, who remains without a deal following an injury-interrupted campaign. Additionally, North Queensland Cowboys winger Jaxson Paulo has reportedly emerged on the radar of multiple English teams.

A move to St Helens for Gosiewski would require a roster reshuffle, as the club is already over its overseas quota following the signing of Tom Starling. Meanwhile, former NRL Grand Final winner Sam Verrills had attracted interest from Catalans Dragons but is now expected to secure an NRL lifeline with the Sydney Roosters, while South Sydney Rabbitohs are attempting to create salary cap space to sign former Warrington Wolves full-back Matt Dufty.

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