Eels veteran Michael Jennings could become available to rival NRL clubs, according to a report by The Australian.
He has an option clause placed in his contract for next season yet to be activated, which effectively makes Jennings a free agent and available to talk to rival teams.
Canterbury are believed to be among the clubs interested.
Parramatta remain confident they will re-sign him and that his preference is to remain at the club.
The 32-year-old continues to produce solid performances for Parramatta, scoring seven tries in 10 games this season, including a double against Manly on Saturday.
Jennings has made 95 appearances for the Eels over the past five seasons.
Who cares!
Heโs done pretty well at all clubs heโs been with. Other than Penrith. He showed up to take the money & then not bother doing much at Penrith.
Please donโt be kind & give the old guy a year or two send off Penrith. As youโve done with many players before. Such as Tim Grant.