Players from NRL squads feature in 13 of the 16 squads taking part in the men's Rugby League World Cup, with 155 players from the Telstra Premiership set to see action at stage and all 16 NRL clubs represented.
World Cup newcomers Jamaica, along with Wales and France, are the only three clubs without an NRL player in their group.
Unsurprisingly, it's back-to-back Premiership winners Penrith who have the largest contingent on show, with 19 players spread across seven different national teams.
Samoa boast the most Panthers of any squad at the World Cup, with six, while the Kangaroos and Kiwis each have three players from the club.
They are followed closely by the Rabbitohs, who have 17 players on international duty for nine different nations, meaning they are supplying more teams with players than any other NRL club.
Camp check-in: Foxx, Munster, Nanai and Trbojevic
The other 2022 Grand Finalists, Parramatta, have 15 players over in England, including three in the Italian squad, while the Roosters are the only NRL club with players in each of the top-four ranked nations.
The state competitions are also well represented at the tournament, with 52 players coming from the Knock-On Effect NSW Cup and Queensland's Hostplus Cup.
NRL club players at the World Cup
Brisbane Broncos (5)
- Logan Bayliss-Brow (Scotland)
- Patrick Carrigan (Australia)
- Herbie Farnworth (England)
- Tesi Niu (Tonga)
- Brendan Piakura (Cook Islands)
Herbie goes bananas
Canberra Raiders (9)
- Sebastian Kris (New Zealand)
- Brad Morkos (Lebanon)
- Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (New Zealand)
- Josh Papalii (Samoa)
- Jordan Rapana (New Zealand)
- Joseph Tapine (New Zealand)
- Elliott Whitehead (England)
- Jack Wighton (Australia)
- Semi Valemei (Fiji)
Canterbury Bulldogs (12)
- Josh Addo-Carr (Australia)
- Matt Burton (Australia)
- Josh Cook (Ireland)
- Bailey Hayward (Scotland)
- Jeremy Marshall-King (New Zealand)
- Isaac Lumelume (Fiji)
- Jacob Kiraz (Lebanon)
- Khaled Rajab (Lebanon)
- Luke Thompson (England)
- Vasili Tsikrikas (Greece)
- Brandon Wakeham (Fiji)
Kiraz the contortionist makes it three
Cronulla Sharks (8)
- Braden Hamlin-Uele (Samoa)
- Royce Hunt (Samoa)
- Kayal Iro (Cook Islands)
- Sione Katoa (Tonga)
- Kyle Pickering (Fiji)
- Ronaldo Mulitalo (New Zealand)
- Briton Nikora (New Zealand)
- Siosifa Talakai (Tonga)
Gold Coast Titans (7)
- Jacob Alick (Papua New Guinea)
- Tino Fa'asuamaleaui (Australia)
- David Fifita (Tonga)
- Moeaki Fotuaika (Tonga)
- Jaimin Jolliffe (Ireland)
- Isaac Liu (New Zealand)
- Esan Marsters (Cook Islands)
Manly Sea Eagles (9)
Josh Aloiai (Samoa)
Daly Cherry-Evans (Australia)
Kieran Foran (New Zealand)
Toluta’u Koula (Tonga)
Haumole Olakau’atu (Tonga)
James Roumanos (Lebanon)
Pio Seci (Fiji)
Martin Taupa'u (Samoa)
Jake Trbojevic (Australia)
Olakau'atu crunches Twal
Melbourne Storm (12)
- Nelson Asofa-Solomona (New Zealand)
- Jesse Bromwich (New Zealand)
- Kenneath Bromwich (New Zealand)
- Xavier Coates (Papua New Guinea)
- Harry Grant (Australia)
- Jahrome Hughes (New Zealand)
- Tui Kamikamica (Fiji)
- Felise Kaufusi (Tonga)
- Tepai Moeroa (Cook Islands)
- Cameron Munster (Australia)
- Justin Olam (Papua New Guinea)
- Brandon Smith (New Zealand)
North Queensland Cowboys (9)
- Reuben Cotter (Australia)
- Peta Hiku (New Zealand)
- Valentine Holmes (Australia)
- Laitia Moceidreke (Fiji)
- Jeremiah Nanai (Australia)
- Taniela Sadrugu (Fiji)
- Murray Taulagi (Australia)
- Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Samoa)
- Jason Taumalolo (Tonga)
Newcastle Knights (2)
- Anthony Milford (Samoa)
- Dom Young (England)
Milford pass sets up Young
Parramatta Eels (15)
- Luke Bain (Scotland)
- Dylan Brown (New Zealand)
- Nathan Brown (Italy)
- Reagan Campbell-Gillard (Australia)
- Jack Colovatti (Italy)
- Elie El-Zakhem (Lebanon)
- Oregon Kaufusi (Samoa)
- Makahesi Makatoa (Cook Islands)
- Luca Moretti (Italy)
- Mitchell Moses (Lebanon)
- Marata Niukore (New Zealand)
- Isaiah Papali'i (New Zealand)
- Junior Paulo (Samoa)
- Will Penisini (Tonga)
- Maika Sivo (Fiji)
Penrith Panthers (19)
- Nathan Cleary (Australia)
- Stephen Crichton (Samoa)
- Hanna El-Nachar (Lebanon)
- James Fisher-Harris (New Zealand)
- Isaiya Katoa (Tonga)
- Viliame Kikau (Fiji)
- Apisai Koroisau (Fiji)
- Spencer Leniu (Samoa)
- Moses Leota (New Zealand)
- Soni Luke (Tonga)
- Jarome Luai (Samoa)
- Liam Martin (Australia)
- Taylan May (Samoa)
- Scott Sorensen (New Zealand)
- Alec Susino (Italy)
- Izack Tago (Samoa)
- Brian To’o (Samoa)
- Sunia Turuva (Fiji)
- Isaah Yeo (Australia)
Crichton splits them to open the scoring
South Sydney Rabbitohs (17)
- Tom Burgess (England)
- Jack Campagnolo (Italy)
- Campbell Graham (Australia)
- James Hasson (Ireland)
- Lachlan Ilias (Greece)
- Alex Johnston (Papua New Guinea)
- Peter Mamouzelos (Greece)
- Josh Mansour (Lebanon)
- Latrell Mitchell (Australia)
- Davvy Moale (Cook Islands)
- Nick Mougios (Greece)
- Cameron Murray (Australia)
- Jaxson Rahme (Lebanon)
- Chaise Robinson (Greece)
- Keaon Koloamatangi (Tonga)
- Tevita Tatola (Tonga)
- Siliva Havili (Tonga)
Campbell Graham gets Kangaroos call up
St George Illawarra Dragons (6)
- Talatau Amone (Tonga)
- Mathew Feagai (Samoa)
- Ben Hunt (Australia)
- Mikaele Ravalawa (Fiji)
- Jaydn Su’a (Samoa)
- Mosese Suli (Tonga)
Sydney Roosters (13)
- Lindsay Collins (Australia)
- Angus Crichton (Australia)
- Luke Keary (Ireland)
- Joseph Manu (New Zealand)
- Kevin Naiqama (Fiji)
- Victor Radley (England)
- Joseph Suaalii (Samoa)
- Siosiua Taukeiaho (Tonga)
- James Tedesco (Australia)
- Daniel Tupou (Tonga)
- Vuate Karawalevu (Fiji)
- Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (New Zealand)
- Josh Wong (Fiji)
Why Victor is more than just the inflictor
Warriors (6)
- Euan Aitken (Scotland)
- Addin Fonua-Blake (Tonga)
- Chanel Harris-Tavita (Samoa)
- Ben Murdoch-Masila (Tonga)
- Pride Pettersen-Robati (Cook Islands)
- Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (New Zealand)
Wests Tigers (6)
- Fa'amanu Brown (Samoa)
- Adam Doueihi (Lebanon)
- Ruatapu Ngatikaura (Cook Islands)
- Henry O’Kane (Ireland)
- Kelma Tuilagi (Samoa)
- Mikey Tannous (Lebanon)
