Liam Martin uncertain about future with Penrith Panthers
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 6:56 AM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Liam Martin expressed his desire to re-sign with the Penrith Panthers amid ongoing contract negotiations. The second-rower is seeking a deal that could approach one million dollars per year as the November 1 deadline approaches. Although he is in discussions with the club, Penrith's tight salary cap complicates matters, especially with key players like Isaah Yeo already re-signed. Speaking from the Australian World Cup camp, Martin acknowledged the need for progress but remains uncertain about the outcome. He will be eligible for the open market on November 1 if a new deal is not completed by then.
- •Martin wants to stay with Penrith but is not guaranteed a re-signing.
- •He aims for a contract worth nearly a million dollars annually.
- •Penrith has a tight salary cap after re-signing other key players.
- •Martin can enter free agency if no deal is reached by November 1.
- •His current focus is on the World Cup with the Australian team.
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