Cameron Munster is set to go to the open market with the Queensland State of Origin star wanting more money out of Melbourne before recommitting. Munster is off contract at the end of next year and will technically become a free agent on November 1, when he will be cleared to take up deals from other clubs for 2024. The situation has also played out publicly, with Munster's manager and regular media talent Braith Anasta and the Dolphins publicly admitting they have commenced talks to lure him north. "Cameron is still negotiating with the Melbourne Storm at the moment. They have been unbelievable throughout the process," Anasta said. Matt Tripp is doing everything in his power to keep Cameron at the club. "But as it stands right now it looks most likely at this point that we will go to the market in November. But things could change between now and then." "I think ideally Cameron and myself would like them to move more on the salary cap than where they are at right now," Anasta said. "When they signed Papenhuyzen, Hughes, Grant and Coates that unfortunately limited their ability to move on the cap because they prioritised those players. "That is where we are at the moment. "Hopefully they may be able to move somehow between now and November 1. "It doesn't mean that he won't sign before then because he loves the club. He may sign after November."
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