After Bulldogs sacking, where to now for Josh Addo-Carr?

Sea Eagles

Manly have made some savvy bargain purchases in recent times, as evidenced by the recruitment of Nathan Brown and Matt Lodge. Addo-Carr could offset the loss of Jaxson Paulo to the Cowboys.

Rabbitohs

Souths are strapped for cash, but Addo-Carr may be prepared to accept a cut-price deal to play alongside close mates Latrell Mitchell, Cody Walker and Jack Wighton. If anyone could get him focused, it’s coach Wayne Bennett

Tigers

This is where the NRL journey began for Addo-Carr, who slipped through the joint-venture side’s fingers after just nine first-grade appearances.

The Tigers have signed Sunia Turuva from Penrith, but Addo-Carr would provide a threat on the other side. The club has lost winger Junior Tupou to the Dolphins and are trying to move on Charlie Stains and Brent Naden.

Raiders

Attracting elite talent to the nation’s capital has always been a challenge. The departure of Jordan Rapana could open a spot for Addo-Carr to join an exciting young backline.

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Panthers

A move to the four-peat premiers would be a massive long shot, given there’s no shortage of emerging outside backs at the foot of the mountains. But could that change if Addo-Carr was willing to take a huge pay cut to replace Sunia Turuva?

Warriors

They’ve lost Marcelo Montoya to the Bulldogs and could use another strike winger to complement Dallin Watene-Zelezniak.

Cowboys

The departure of stalwarts Kyle Feldt and Valentine Holmes has left a void in North Queensland that Addo-Carr would be able to fill.

Super League

Would be a class above if he was prepared to finish his career in England. However, Addo-Carr’s preference is to remain in the NRL.

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