The 32-year-old, who is on around $550,000 at the Warriors next year, still has one more year to run on his current deal but is set to almost double his salary in the twilight of his career if the breakaway competition gets off the ground. “We’ve explored what is a developing competition called R360,” Sharrock said. “It’s been in the making for 12-18 months. Roger comes off his current NRL contract in 2026, and as part of that planning, I threw this in front of him and asked if he had any interest in this option. He said ‘why wouldn’t I’. I’ve always encouraged all my players to look at all options, and that where we are at right now. “[With] the relationship that I hold with every club, and the Warriors in particular, transparency is key. They are aware that it’s an option that we’re genuinely looking at. That’s not to discount that we could look at an extension with the Warriors or another rugby league side, for that matter. It’s part of our process.”