Payne Haas

Broncos star Payne Haas has reportedly requested an immediate release from his contract. Haas is signed to the Broncos until the end of 2024 on a deal ...

I think he will play against the Titans this week but he wants to leave now. Court documents filed by Orr claim that Haas is earning $748,000 this season. It was revealed in February that Haas was looking to recover agent fees he paid to Orr in the Supreme Court, claiming his former manager had a conflict of interest and failed to abide the rules and requirements of agents. “He’s been having contract issues with his manager. A source confirmed to The Courier Mail that Haas had requested a release. Haas is signed to the Broncos until the end of 2024 on a deal understood to be worth around $800,000 a season.

Klese Haas, the younger brother of Brisbane Broncos wrecking ball Payne, will join the Gold Coast Titans full-time on a two-year contract from 2023.

Klese Haas, the younger brother of Brisbane Broncos wrecking ball Payne, will join the Gold Coast Titans full-time on a two-year contract from 2023. Klese Haas, the younger brother of Brisbane Broncos forward Payne, will be a full-time NRL player from November 1. Gold Coast Titans sign Klese Haas to full-time NRL contract

Brisbane Broncos star forward Payne Haas has reportedly requested an immediate release from the club.

Haas has recently been in court in an ugly fallout with his former manager, while the Broncos had reportedly at one point tabled a ten-year deal for Haas, and then a six-year extension. As yet, the Broncos have not made official comment on the matter, and no potential club has been offered as the likely destination for Haas, although the timing following his brother's signing at the Titans would be a cause for suspicion. Haas has been in the news for much of the last 12 months, despite not being off-contract at Red Hill until the end of the 2024 season.

Haas made the request to be allowed out of his contract on Wednesday night, it has been reported. If he is let go by Brisbane he'll be chased by several ...

He's been connected to the Bulldogs and Roosters Haas told the Broncos he wanted the contract Orr negotiated with the team rescinded. 'He just wants to get what he is worth. 'He's been having contract issues with his manager. Haas is currently embroiled in a bitter court battle with his ex-manager Chris Orr, who claims he negotiated a $5.75million deal with the Broncos for the prop, who dropped him and signed with rival player agent Tyran Smith instead 'We haven't thought about other clubs.

It's unclear if Haas will still suit up against Gold Coast on Friday night, despite training with the squad on Thursday.

The Broncos had reportedly tabled a $6 million contract, that would have been the richest in NRL history for a prop forward, only for the 22-year-old to knock it back. The 22-year-old was last year accused of intimidating a female police officer and in 2019 was punished for failing to cooperate with an NRL investigation. It comes as the Broncos' three-time best and fairest winner engages in a courtroom battle with former manager Chris Orr, who is entitled to a commission until the current deal he struck expires.

The brilliant forward's off-field battle with the Broncos has officially reached breaking point.

The 22-year-old was last year accused of intimidating a female police officer and in 2019 was punished for failing to cooperate with an NRL investigation. The Broncos had reportedly tabled a $6 million contract, that would have been the richest in NRL history for a prop forward, only for the 22-year-old to knock it back. The damaging front-rower has been on a collision course with the Broncos for a long time, believing his $750,000 salary represents a huge underpayment given his incredible form and ability.

Broncos superstar Payne Haas has requested an immediate release from his contract with the Brisbane Broncos.

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A Brisbane Broncos NRL player stands with hands on his hips, holding his mouthguard as. Haas says he is not being paid enough under his current contract. (Getty ...

The Broncos reportedly tabled a $6 million contract that would have been the richest in NRL history for a prop forward, only for the 22-year-old to knock it back. "Payne Haas is contracted to the Brisbane Broncos until the end of the 2024 NRL Season. The Club will not be entertaining a release," the statement read. He has been named in the line-up for Brisbane's clash with the Titans at Lang Park tomorrow night, and is expected to be selected in the Blues squad in the coming days for State of Origin Game I.

Payne Haas has reportedly demanded an immediate release from the Broncos, unhappy at how contract negotiations have played out.

Brisbane has won seven from 11 games and is fifth on the ladder. However, there have been numerous reports in recent months Haas is unhappy with his current arrangement, and believes he deserves more money than what was previously agreed to by his former management. The big-bopper is embroiled in a legal dispute with his former management, which has cast a shadow over contract negotiations and his future with the Broncos, which took a huge twist with his request for a release on Wednesday night. The prop is contracted with Brisbane until the end of 2024 on a deal reportedly worth $750,000 in 2022, and $800,000-a-season in the final two years. But the Broncos fired back via a statement on its website, saying Haas would be staying put, despite four clubs reportedly showing interest in signing the wrecking ball up for the remainder of the season. The Sydney Morning Herald reports Brisbane has denied the request, which came on Wednesday night following a breakdown in contract negotiations with the club.

Payne Haas is contracted to the Brisbane Broncos until the end of the 2024 NRL Season. The Club will not be entertaining a release.

With rival clubs circling, the NSW and Australian representative forward had been agitating for an upgrade and extension on his current deal that runs until ...

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The brilliant forward's off-field battle with the Broncos has officially reached breaking point.

The distraction comes on the eve of the State of Origin series, with Haas again expected to play a key role for NSW. The 22-year-old was last year accused of intimidating a female police officer and in 2019 was punished for failing to cooperate with an NRL investigation. The Broncos are keen to secure him, reportedly tabling a $6 million contract - it would have been the richest in NRL history for a prop forward - only for the 22-year-old to knock it back. “Payne Haas is contracted to the Brisbane Broncos until the end of the 2024 NRL season,” the club said. Since changing managers Haas has been angling for an upgrade, of the belief he is being underpaid on the deal he initially agreed to. The Broncos issued a hard-line statement on Thursday afternoon in response to the news of his release request.

The Broncos have denied Payne Haas' request for a release from his contract and will move to try to strike a new deal with the prop in the coming weeks.

Asked if this was the case with Haas, he told Nine: “I spoke to Payne and he’s in a good mindset at the moment, his focus is on the Titans this weekend. Haas has a connection with Sonny Bill Williams and the parallels between their early careers are obvious. Haas was at training on Thursday morning when the Herald broke the news of his request for a release. The next correspondence was an email from Haas’ camp to Broncos chief executive Dave Donaghy requesting an immediate release from his deal. “The Club will not be entertaining a release. “All I can control is giving my all tonight for my teammates and you guys.”

NRL social media was sent into a frenzy after news broke that Payne Haas had requested an immediate release from his Broncos contract.

I also have no doubt they could make it work financially. Nick Politis has long been a very vocal admirer of the Broncos megastar and actively tried to recruit him to Bondi in the past. Arguably the best middle forward in the game, and undisputedly in the top few, Haas has already been linked to every professional sports team in the country and beyond.

'No player is bigger than the club, let him go': Broncos great calls on them to cut ties with Haas.

It’s just ridiculous after what the club has done for him.” To me it shows a real reflection on Payne and from the club’s perspective. They hold their integrity high in regards to the way they’ve looked after him throughout that period but at the moment - let him go. Haas would command more than $1 million on the open market his management are demanding an upgrade. I believe he’s on somewhere around $750,000-$800,000. “In that time, they have off their own bat, through good will upgraded his deal.

Brisbane have responded to media speculation on Thursday afternoon that towering prop Payne Haas wants an immediate release from his playing contract.

Haas is currently contracted with Brisbane through to the end of the 2024 season after re-signing with the club in 2018 on a six-year deal. The Broncos released a statement on the future of Haas indicating the NSW and Australian representative won't be going anywhere in the short-term and the club had plans to keep him at the Broncos beyond the 2024 season. "Payne Haas is contracted to the Brisbane Broncos until the end of the 2024 NRL Season. The club will not be entertaining a release," the statement read.