The clubs most likely to do business during rugby league's transfer deadline week

Clubs have just a matter of days to do any business before the end of the season with the transfer deadline for the current season set for July 22nd. After Friday, clubs will no longer be able to bring in players on loan or permanently for the current season, meaning they will have to run with what they've got for the closing two months of the year.

For the majority of clubs, the deadline is somewhat insignificant as they have no plans to recruit. Super League champions and are two clubs that definitely won't be in the market between now and Friday. Sources at have also confirmed they have no intention to bring players in or move players out before Friday.

The same almost certainly applies to and . The pair are both short on numbers currently but are not anticipating business this stage. , despite being embroiled in a relegation battle, are also very unlikely to do business. Sources at both and say it's highly unlikely that they bring anyone in, too.

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For the other clubs in the competition, the possibilities of movement are higher. have been putting the feelers out regarding the potential availability of spine players, with Jake Trueman, Niall Evalds and Gareth O'Brien all injured. It has left them light at a critical time.

seem the most likely to have some movement at this stage, whether that be incoming, outgoing or both. Jamie Shaul is available on loan while former Gold Coast Titans talent Will Smith is thought to be currently on his way to the UK. The Black and Whites are one of only two clubs who currently hold a quota spot, making a move a strong possibility.

are also keen to do business if the