Former NRL star Chris Sandow has put his hand up for a shock return to league football.

The 32-year-old told The Daily Telegraph's Dean Ritchie that he would jump at the chance to return to the NRL for a bargain $150,000 a season.

Despite not playing in the NRL since 2015, Sandow believes he still has the talent to compete at the highest level.

โ€œIโ€™ve still got something to offer and Iโ€™ve still got something to prove to myself. I just want that opportunity. A chance, thatโ€™s all I want. No club would regret it, no chance,โ€ Sandow told The Daily Telegraph.

โ€œThere are things you just donโ€™t lose โ€“ skill and knowledge. I could offer those to a lot of young guys who are a bit lost.

Sandow played 159 games in eight seasons for South Sydney and Parramatta, before a two-year stint at Warrington in the Super League.

He believes if he was to be given a chance to resurrect his career, his flair would draw fans to the game.

โ€œI want to play unstructured footy because itโ€™s too structured now. Once I do a full pre-season then itโ€™s game over, I can let my footy do the talking.

โ€œI found a lot of people donโ€™t really watch the NRL these days because Iโ€™ve not played for many years.

โ€œOnce Iโ€™m happy โ€“ and youโ€™ve seen me play โ€” I play the best footy out there, I guess."

Sandow currently lives in Moranbah and works in coal production.

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