Leeds Rhinos boss Brad Arthur says he\u2019s \u2018a lot more settled\u2019 in his role than 12 months ago, and does not appear in any great rush to return to the NRL.<\/p>\n
Sydney-born Arthur arrived at Leeds<\/a> midway through the 2024 campaign, and eventually agreed a deal which ran until the end of the following season.<\/p>\n He spent much of 2025 batting off questions about his future before inking a new one-year contract for 2026.<\/p>\n Evidently happy in his role, questions around whether he will still be at Headingley come 2027 are yet to really be asked by the British media, but when the opportunity arose in Las Vegas, the Aussies wasted no time in sounding him out.<\/p>\n Want more Love Rugby League? Add us as a preferred source on Google<\/a> and ensure you never miss our exclusives and breaking news!<\/p>\n Brad Arthur addresses Leeds Rhinos future as admission made over NRL return<\/p>\n Many of Arthur\u2019s deliberations throughout 2025 were family-related, with son Jake moving over to the UK and joining Hull FC, daughter Charlotte and wife Michelle now also over here.<\/p>\n Younger son Matt, 21, however still remains Down Under on the books of Newcastle Thunder.<\/p>\n Arthur \u2013 who took charge of more than 250 NRL games as Parramatta Eels\u2019 head coach before joining Leeds \u2013 saw his Rhinos side decimate reigning Super League<\/a> and world champions Hull KR in Sin City on Saturday night, winning 58-6.<\/p>\n