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Leeds Rhinos, St Helens, Hull KR and Hull FC have released statements in favour of the NRL's investment in Super League after Leigh Leopards owner Derek Beaumont came out against the deal on social media.

Leeds Rhinos, St Helens, Hull KR, and Hull FC have released statements backing a proposed strategic partnership between Super League and the National Rugby League. The show of support follows opposition from Leigh Leopards owner Derek Beaumont, who announced he plans to vote against the investment deal. Clubs are reportedly set to vote on the proposal before the end of the week.
A central condition of the NRL proposal reportedly involves expanding Super League to 15 teams by adding London Broncos for the 2027 season. Beaumont objected to London's direct inclusion without an independent panel process after they finished 16th in gradings, but supporting clubs described the arrangement as a defining moment to globalize rugby league.
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