Aaron Schoupp appears set for a Super League move in 2026 with clubs tracking the Manly Sea Eagles talent.
All Out Rugby League understands the 24-year-old has genuine interest from the competition and appears increasingly likely to be a Super League player next year.
Schoupp has predominantly played centre during his career but has more recently transitioned into back-row following his move to the Sea Eagles.
Catalans Dragons are understood to be the frontrunners at present but sources have suggested that Warrington Wolves have also shown interest as they look to bolster their squad for next year but it is the French club who are believed to be leading the chase as it stands.
Other clubs, such as Hull FC and St Helens, are also looking for players who can player centre or back-row though there has been no suggestion those clubs are in the race for Schoupp at this stage.
Schoupp has NRL experience, having played in the competition 56 times. He debuted for Canterbury Bulldogs in 2021, moved to Gold Coast Titans in 2023, and moved to Manly midway through last season.
Almost all of those performances have come at centre, but he featured in the back row at the end of last year and has played there during his three NRL appearances this season, too, after coming off the bench.
This season he has predominantly played in the New South Wales Cup, playing 14 times and scoring four tries for a Manly side that is eleventh in the competition.
