Parramatta are understood to be keen on luring Titans utility Tyrone Peachey back to NSW.

According toย The Daily Telegraph'sย Phil Rothfield, the Eels could look to pry Peachey from Queensland in a bid to boost their depth for the 2022 season.

Peachey has proven to be a flexible asset to the Titans since heading north of the Tweed ahead of the 2019 season, flourishing in several different roles on the Gold Coast.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 24: James Tedesco, Angus Crichton, Boyd Cordner Damien Cook and Tyrone Peachey of the Blues celebrate with the crowd after victory in game two of the State of Origin series between the New South Wales Blues and the Queensland Maroons at ANZ Stadium on June 24, 2018 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)

This season alone, Peachey has lined up at lock, in the halves and from the interchange, offering ideal versatility for coach Justin Holbrook.

Currently unsigned for next season, Parramatta could look to swoop on the off-contract playmaker, who is has been previously linked to a departure from the Gold Coast.

Gold Coast have already looked to secure the services of Jamal Fogarty for next season, while Toby Sexton and AJ Brimson are tipped to lead the halves pairing for next year.

TYRONE PEACHEY
Lock
Titans
2021 SEASON AVG
0.5
Offloads
0.2
Tries
0.4
Try Assists

The Titans are also likely to part ways with Ash Taylor, and could look to keep just one of either the Taylor or Peachey for 2022.

Should Peachey leave the Titans after three season, he could make a return to Sydney in joining the Eels.

Parramatta could utilise Peachey as a key role player to share the workload between the forward pack and halves duo.

GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 14: Tyrone Peachey of the Titans looks on after the round 14 NRL match between the Gold Coast Titans and the New Zealand Warriors at Cbus Super Stadium on June 14, 2019 in Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)

The Eels will prioritise Mitch Moses and Dylan Brown in No.7 and No.6 jumpers respectively, but Peachey would firm as a viable utility to Brad Arthur's side.

Peachey has played 177 NRL matches across stints with the Titans, Panthers and Sharks.