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Jordan Riki tipped to leave Broncos over Maguire rift

Brisbane Broncos expect star forward Jordan Riki to leave, as his relationship with coach Michael Maguire has broken down.

The Brisbane Broncos are preparing for the loss of star forward Jordan Riki, with reports his relationship with coach Michael Maguire has broken down. Riki becomes free to negotiate with rival clubs on November 1 when his current deal allows him to speak to other teams.

The Broncos are increasingly sceptical he will stay beyond next season. There were whispers of Riki linking to the Melbourne Storm for the 2028 season, but both camps have denied it.

The Warriors could use him to replace veteran Kurt Capewell in the back row.

November 1 next season
Negotiation date
Final year of contract
Deal status
12 players on open market
Other departing Broncos
Melbourne Storm
Potential rival

Why it mattersLosing a key forward would weaken Brisbane's squad and hand an experienced player to a premiership rival mid-contract.

AustraliaBrisbane's NRL depth suffers if Riki departs; the Warriors or Storm gain a quality backrower, shifting competition balance.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 3 d ago

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