As it stands, there are just under 40 players who have been released from Super League clubs and are yet to find a new contract for 2027.

Ranging from former Man of Steel winners to youngsters paving their own path, the list varies in experience, but they are all hoping that a club comes knocking before the beginning of next season.

With the Super League season now over, players have headed into their off-season break, but whilst clubs will return for pre-season in November, this contingent are not currently signed with anyone, be that in Super League, Championship or elsewhere.

St Helens half-back Jackson Hastings is undoubtedly the biggest name on the list, he is one of four Saints men to have uncertain futures, whilst Huddersfield’s Adam Clune and Tui Lolohea are also hoping that someone comes and picks them up.

Grand Final winner Lachlan Walmsley has made it clear that he wants to stay in Super League, but like the aforementioned trio, he requires a quota spot so clubs will need to move around their overseas cap in order to bring him in.

Below is a list of every top-flight player to not have a deal for next season, with only Wigan Warriors, Warrington Wolves and Leigh Leopards having no players with unresolved futures.

Former Castleford man Zac Cini, ex-Leigh prop Aaron Pene and Toulouse centre Reubenn Rennie are included in the list, having not found new teams since being released from their respective clubs.

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Every Super League player without a club for 2027:

Bradford Bulls – Chris Atkin, Dan Russell, Guy Armitage, Joe Keyes, Mitch Souter, Phoenix Steinwede

Castleford Tigers – Daejarn Asi, Joe Stimson, Cain Robb

Catalans Dragons – Matty Russell

Huddersfield Giants – Adam Clune, Tui Lolohea, Taane Milne, Tom Hardy, Zach Brown, Kieran Rush

Hull FC – Jed Cartwright, Brad Fash, Hugo Salabio, Roman Dawson, Ben Johnson

Hull KR – Zack Fishwick, Lee Kershaw, Ryan Hampshire

Leeds Rhinos – Jeremiah Mata’utia

St Helens – Jackson Hastings, Alfie Sinclair, Cole Marsh, Leon Cowen

Toulouse Olympique – Joe Bretherton, AJ Wallace, Ellis Gillam

Wakefield Trinity – Noah High, Lachlan Walmsley

York Knights – Will Dagger, Ata Hingano

Unnattached – Zac Cini, Aaron Pene, Reubenn Rennie