A number of NRL clubs are keeping a close eye on the evolving situation surrounding Bronson Xerri at the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.
This week, Xerri was demoted to the NSW Cup, igniting speculation about his future with the team.
Reports have emerged that he may soon request his release from Belmore, capturing the interest of rival teams.
The Sea Eagles could be an excellent match for Xerri, especially with Reuben Garrick transferring to the Sydney Roosters, which has created an opening in their backline for a dynamic center.
Should an immediate release occur, the Sea Eagles would benefit from Xerri's presence, potentially enhancing their attacking options.
Other contenders, such as the Perth Bears and Gold Coast Titans, are also poised to invest in Xerri's talents should he become available.
According to a report by the Daily Telegraph, the Wests Tigers are also keeping their eyes on the situation.
With injuries to Taylan May and Starford Toa causing issues, along with Luke Laulilii's departure to the Perth Bears, there are opportunities opening up in Benji Marshall's squad.
The timeline for Xerri's return to the Bulldogs' top team is still uncertain, but Phil Gould, the club's head of football, reassured fans on Nine's 100% Footy that Xerri will find his footing.