Salary cap exemptions: fair play or foul play?

A potential change to the salary cap would make it easier for NRL clubs to sign players like Mark Nawaqanitawase from rival codes. Picture: Scott Gardiner/Getty Images

LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy

"The key is to ensure that any exemptions granted are fair and in line with the principles of the salary cap," Abdo said.

"It won't be a free for all." Abdo also responded to rumors about the possibility of Papua New Guinea joining the NRL, saying, "We have had no formal discussions with Papua New Guinea about joining the NRL.

the immediate focus is on ensuring the success of the 16 clubs in the competition.

We are always open to discussions with other nations about growing the game, but we have no current plans to expand the NRL competition." The NRL's consideration of salary cap exemptions and potential expansion into new markets shows the league's commitment to growth and attracting top talent from various codes.

The upcoming board meeting will be crucial in determining the future direction of the NRL and its approach to player recruitment.

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