Almost 190 NRL players will be able to negotiate with rivals from November 1, with Cronulla facing the biggest challenge to keep their squad together.
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Maroc - THEWEST.COM.AU - Latest - 14/Sep 09:35
Finals heat ramps up on Sharks after Storm damage
Cronulla will aim to put a NRL qualifying final mauling by Melbourne quickly behind them as they attempt to avoid a second-straight sets exit in three seasons.
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