Super League clubs have been offered New Zealand Warriors player Moala Graham-Taufa ahead of the 2025 season. Rugby League Live can reveal the outside back has been made available heading into the new season as he pursues regular first-team opportunities in Super League next year.

Graham-Taufa, 22, has made his NRL debut and has four appearances to his name, but is better known for his performances in the New South Wales Cup, where he has made a big impression this year. The Warriors finished fourth in the competition, being knocked out of the finals in the first round.

Individually, Graham-Taufa has had a good year, ending the season as the competition’s fourth top try-scorer with 14 tries in 18 games. He has largely been deployed as a centre but has also operated on the wing, averaging 143 metres per game. His performances saw him pick up two awards earlier this week, being named the club’s NSW Cup player of the year, as well as players’ player of the year.

Graham-Taufa actually made his NRL debut as a teenager when at Sydney Roosters, but this year has seen him make further appearances in the competition, playing three times for the Warriors.

But after his best season to date, he is now looking to enhance his career further, which has seen him consider a move to Super League to play regularly in first grade.