The Penrith Panthers have been made aware of the four clubs interested in securing Moses Leota for 2028, but the prop doesn't have permission to sign anywhere yet. Leota dropped a bombshell on the NRL earlier this year when he was given permission to explore his options on the open market well before November 1. Leota, who is likely about to sign the final contract of his career, is set to remain at the foot of the mountains in 2027 before his future is up in the air. “It's a tough situation for Penrith because they have so many players in demand and Moses understands that,” Orr was quoted as saying. Kenny's contract itself will put more pressure on the future salary cap of the NRL's most successful outfit in recent years.