With the NRL season over for another year, Danny Levi is already preparing for next year, only he hasnโ€™t got himself a contract yet.

The 24 year-old played 20 games for Manly this season, only to be told by the Sea-Eagles that his services would not be required in 2021.

Levi told Fox Sportsย that he still has a lot to offer at rugby leagueโ€™s top level.

โ€œI believe Iโ€™m an NRL quality hooker. I just want to play, I donโ€™t care where,โ€ he said.

โ€œI love playing footy and want to keep supporting my family doing that. Iโ€™ve got a lot of family up in Queensland so ideally youโ€™d like to be around them, but Iโ€™d be happy to play anywhere.

โ€œIโ€™ve had a few old team mates say come here, but thatโ€™s up to the coaches and the recruitment officers.โ€

Levi came across to the Sea Eagles from Newcastle, where he played 83 games for the Knights across five seasons but leaves Manly with no regrets.

โ€œI loved my time there, Des (Hasler) is an unreal coach and he helped me out heaps and he said he was happy with what I was doing there,โ€ he said.

โ€œIt hurt us a lot, the injuries and guys coming in. It was kind of complicated and it wasnโ€™t the best of years, but I really enjoyed my time there and they were really supportive of me.โ€

The though of not being on a list in 2021 still lingers in the thoughts of Levi, who has represented both New Zealand and Samoa at international level.

โ€œIt still sits in the back of your mind that youโ€™re unemployed. I think Iโ€™ll enjoy a couple of weeks rest before I really start stressing.โ€ He said.