Six clubs remain in the hunt for Jai Arrow

And one club may have separated themselves from the pack.

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Ben Cotton

Six NRL clubs remain in the hunt for rising Titan Jai Arrow, and his model girlfriend could hold the key to him becoming a Rabbitoh.

Taylah Cannon, who was last year's Miss World Australia, has reportedly told friends she would like to move to Sydney to help her career.

Her management Vivien’s Models have previously encouraged their clients to move to the Harbour City to “get to the next level”.

“We recommend to all our models up here to move to our Vivien’s Sydney branch if they want to get to the next level of their modelling career. Sydney would be great for Taylah,” Vivien’s Queensland manager Georgia Barclay said to the Sydney Morning Herald.

Arrow said his decision will factor in what's best for he and Cannon.

“I’ve definitely spoken to Taylah about it and she’s open to it and knows there are better opportunities for her down in Sydney,’’ Arrow told the Sydney Morning Herald.

“I have to take that into consideration. We’re partners and we consider ourselves a team. We’ll do what’s best for us.”

Cannon's desire to move to Sydney combined with the departures of Greg Inglis, John Sutton and the Burgess brothers could make the Bunnies the perfect landing spot, who are armed with a war chest.

The Titans have reportedly tabled the 24-year old a four-year deal worth $3 million, which may be less than what the rival clubs are offering.

The other clubs believed to be in the hunt are the Canterbury Bulldogs, Wests Tigers and Cronulla Sharks.

Published by
Ben Cotton