BREAKING: Parramatta Eels Have Officially REJECTED a $35 Million Record Offer For Star Mitchell Moses. 💥 Head Coach Jason Ryles Reveals Moses is Key and Untouchable 🔒
In a stunning turn of events that has rocked the NRL, the Parramatta Eels have officially turned down a record-breaking $35 million offer for their star halfback, Mitchell Moses. The bid, reportedly made by a rival club looking to secure one of the league’s most dynamic playmakers, has been flatly rejected by the Eels’ management — with head coach Jason Ryles declaring Moses “untouchable.”
The offer, which would have made Moses one of the highest-paid players in rugby league history, underscores just how highly valued he is across the sport. However, Ryles made it clear that the Eels have no interest in letting go of their playmaking maestro.
“Mitchell is absolutely vital to everything we do, both on and off the field,” Ryles said during a press conference on Monday morning. “He’s our leader, our organiser, and the heartbeat of this team. There’s no price tag that can replace what he brings to Parramatta.”
Sources close to the club confirmed that the offer came from a top Sydney-based rival, but the Eels refused to even enter negotiations. Moses, who has been in electric form since returning from injury, is considered the cornerstone of Ryles’ rebuilding project at Parramatta. His ability to control the tempo, create scoring opportunities, and inspire his teammates has made him indispensable to the club’s ambitions for the 2025 NRL season.
Eels fans have reacted with excitement and pride on social media, praising the club’s decision to keep their star man. “This is exactly what we needed — commitment and loyalty,” one fan wrote. “Moses is the soul of this team. You don’t sell your best player if you want to win a premiership.”
The 30-year-old halfback has been with the Eels since 2017 and remains under contract through 2026, but the size of the rejected offer suggests his value across the league has never been higher.
Coach Ryles concluded firmly: “We’re building something special here. Mitchell knows that, and we’re not entertaining any talk of transfers. He’s untouchable.”
With the Eels determined to retain their playmaking leader, it’s clear that Parramatta’s focus is firmly on chasing silverware — not cashing in.
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