Wakefield Trinity centre Cam Scott has been offered to clubs as a transfer option for 2027 \u2013 with his future at the West Yorkshire club beyond this year in doubt.<\/p>\n
Scott has flourished for Wakefield since joining the club on an initial two-year deal at the start of last season. This year in particular, he has been an eye-catching performer for Daryl Powell\u2019s side after their strong start to the new campaign.<\/p>\n
But Trinity\u2019s recruitment plans for next year are accelerating at pace. Having already signed the likes of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Cameron Smith, Wakefield have signed Leeds Rhinos youngster Ned McCormack to add to their ranks for 2027.<\/p>\n
However, Scott\u2019s future is now under the microscope, Love Rugby League can reveal \u2013 as first confirmed on the new episode of the LRL podcast: which you can watch in full below.<\/p>\n
Several Super League clubs have been told that Scott is yet to re-sign at Wakefield and is on the market and available for contract offers for next year. There is already interest in the centre.<\/p>\n
He joined Trinity at the start of last season on a two-year deal, with Trinity retaining an extra year\u2019s option in their favour should they wish to exercise it. At present, they have not.<\/p>\n
The former Hull FC man spent seven years with the Black and Whites, making almost 50 appearances and spending time out on loan at a plethora of clubs including York Knights and Leigh Leopards.<\/p>\n
Under Powell, he has kicked on and become a regular starter for Wakefield. He made 22 appearances for the club last season but has been an ever-present in 2026 so far, featuring in all 10 of Trinity\u2019s league and cup games.<\/p>\n
There would likely be significant interest in a player still only 26 and with his best years ahead of him. It remains to be seen whether Wakefield have a place for him in their plans.<\/p>\n
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