04:19XLearn MoreShareFacebookX/TwitterCopy URLCopied URL to clipboard SUBSCRIBER ONLYThis video is available for subscribers only. Subscribe or log in to watch.codesports.com.auTino quizzed on rep eligibility...NRL: Gold Coast Titans coach Des Hasler and skipper Tino Fa'asuamaleaui chat to the media after an Indigenous round encounter... more with...... more more the Cronulla Sharks. Gold Coast star Tino Fa’asuamaleaui has responded to reports he is considering hitting the open market and potentially opting out of his mammoth 10-year Titans deal. Fa’asuamaleaui is under contract until 2033 but has a get-out clause in this contract which, if triggered, allows him to depart the club at the end of next season. FOX LEAGUE, available on Kayo Sports, is the only place to watch every game of every round in the 2025 NRL Telstra Premiership, LIVE with no ad-breaks during play. New to Kayo? Get your first month for just $1. Limited-time offer >The Titans are desperate to keep him, but they will have plenty of opposition with veteran journalist Phil Rothfield revealing the Dragons, Bulldogs and Bears are keen to negotiate with the star forward. The incoming Perth Bears are reportedly prepared to offer Fa’asuamaleaui a five-year deal worth $7.5 million.Tino speaks about contract sagaThe Titans star, who returned from a three-week injury lay-off in their 54-22 loss to the Sharks on Saturday, didn’t confirm or deny whether he’s looking to exit the club.“I’m at the Titans. I’m dedicated to playing well for the Titans and my coach,” he said.“My manager is dealing with that stuff, but I’m here. “I’m dedicated to the next three weeks and get some wins and some pride in our jersey. Sponsored content “I just want to get back to playing football, I’ve been out for the last month so I’m not worried about the external stuff.”06:02XLearn MoreShareFacebookX/TwitterCopy URLCopied URL to clipboard SUBSCRIBER ONLYThis video is available for subscribers only. Subscribe or log in to watch.codesports.com.auMcInnes injury is 'not looking good'NRL: Cronulla Sharks coach Craig Fitzgibbon and hooker Blayke Brailey discuss an Indigenous...... more more round... more clash with the Gold Coast Titans at Shark Park.Fa’asuamaleaui’s NRL future wasn’t the only reason he was in the headlines this past week.There are reports circulating Fa’asuamaleaui will follow Payne Haas’ footsteps and change his international allegiance from Australia to Samoa.Code Sports reported Haas had informed Samoan players of his switch and could represent the country during the Pacific Championships in October. More Coverage‘Nothing close’: Greats stunned by NRL kickJames Phelps‘Dumb’: Alex Johnston’s moment ruinedBen TalintyreFa’asuamaleaui is said to be weighing up the same move, but he refused to give anything away when asked about it in the Titans’ press conference.“No. I’ve been in rehab. It’s pretty hard to think about football when you’re not playing football,” he said.“I just want to get back out there and play well for the Titans and worry about that later on.”Originally published as Titans star Tino Fa’asuamaleaui responds to $7.5m bombshell as call loomsRead More More related storiesNRL‘Dumb’: Alex Johnston’s moment ruinedSouth Sydney have come under heavy fire for a divisive move that is set to cost the NRL from having their own Buddy Franklin moment.Read moreNRL‘Nothing close’: Greats stunned by NRL kickOverlooked in the Bulldogs’ heavy loss to the Roosters on Friday night was an extraordinary effort that has to be seen to be believed.Read moreNRLAxed star drops Galvin, Gould truth bombToby Sexton has given his side of the Lachlan Galvin saga and opened up about his true feelings towards Phil Gould.Read more