Cameron Munster to explore free agency after Storm's low offer
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 7:03 AM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026
Cameron Munster confirmed he is likely to test the free agency market starting November 1 after receiving a low offer from the Melbourne Storm. Currently earning about $1 million, Munster has been offered $750,000 for next season, prompting uncertainty about his future with the club. He indicated he may seek opportunities elsewhere but expressed love for the Storm and a desire to play under coach Craig Bellamy, whose future beyond 2027 remains unclear. Munster's management is reviewing options as the Storm faces salary cap constraints.
- •Munster's current contract is worth around $1 million annually.
- •The Storm has offered him $750,000 to stay.
- •He will explore free agency options after November 1.
- •The Storm's salary cap is increasingly tight this season.
- •Munster has expressed a desire to stay under coach Craig Bellamy.
- 7:03 AMZero Tackle NRL — Cameron Munster provides update on future, free agency test likely
"He has been 'lowballed' by the Storm, and is not ruling out leaving.
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