Full list of every Super League player out of contract at end of 2022

With the recruitment window now open in Super League, here’s a full list of every player out of contract at the end of 2022. 

May 1 marked the first day of the transfer window in Super League. This means clubs can now speak to players who are off-contract for the 2023 campaign for a potential move.

There are still some big names in the Super League without a contract for the 2023 season and beyond.

Jake Trueman, Greg Eden, Cheyse Blair, Derrell Olpherts, Danny Richardson, James Clare, Sosaia Feki, Brad Martin, George Griffin, Sam Hall, Lewis Peachey, Kenny Edwards (currently on loan), Mahe Fonua (options for 2023 and 2024).

EXIT: Cheyse Blair to leave Castleford at end of the season

Mathieu Cozza, Alrix da Costa, Benjamin Jullien, Samisoni Langi, Corentin Le Cam, Michael McIlorum, Arthur Romano, Paul Seguier, Tyrone May, Dean Whare, Matt Whitley, Fouad Yaha.

England captain commits future to Catalans

Sebastine Ikahihifo, Ricky Leutele, Leroy Cudjoe, Jack Ashworth, Jack Cogger, Adam O’Brien, Ashton Golding, Joe Greenwood, Chester Butler, Sam Hewitt, Nathan Mason, Jon Luke Kirby, George Roby, Chris McQueen, Louis Senior.

MCQUEEN: Huddersfield ace Chris McQueen “not ready to retire yet”

Josh Bowden, Jordan Johnstone, Cameron Scott, Danny Houghton, Josh Reynolds, Jamie Shaul, Manu Ma’u, Mitieli Vulikijapani, Joe Lovodua, Luke Gale.

Dean Hadley, Albert Vete, Korbin Sims, Brad Takairangi, Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Ben Crooks, Will Maher, Greg Richards, Will Tate, Charlie Cavanaugh, Tom Whur.

OUT OF CONTRACT: Greg Richards “not sure” where future lies with Hull KR

Rhyse Martin, Bodene Thompson, Tom Briscoe, Alex Mellor, Brad Dwyer, Jack Broadbent, Blake Austin, Zak Hardaker, Corey Johnson, Jarrod O’Connor, Muizz Mustapha.

DWYER: Leed