Munster declines Storm deal, opens to market move in November

Melbourne five-eighth Cameron Munster rejected a two-year contract. He'll join the free market on November 1.

Why it mattersThis could reshape the NRL's top rosters in 2027. It will show whether the Storm dynasty continues or shifts as its star players leave.

AustraliaAustralian rugby league fans track Munster closely as Queensland captain and one of the NRL's most gifted playmakers. His next move will reshape several top club rosters for next season.

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Munster declines Storm deal, opens to market move in November

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Xavier Willison rejects $900k Broncos deal, eyes South Sydney move

AFL wild card draws fans; NRL considers third-place playoff but V'landys decides

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