Departing Wakefield Trinity winger Lachlan Walmsley is hopeful his starring role in their Grand Final win over Warrington Wolves can help him pick up a new team.
Trinity confirmed last month the 28-year-old Australia-born Scotland international would be leaving at the end of his contract this winter.
Walmsley’s flick pass sent Cameron Scott over for Wakefield’s first try as they claimed the Super League title for the first time.
“Hopefully there’s a few clubs out there that are interested,” he told BBC Radio Leeds.
“Whatever will be will be. If I had a good game and there’s clubs out there that want me but if not then it is what it is.
“I’ll leave it in God’s hands.”
Walmsley joined Trinity in the Championship for the 2024 season and scored 47 tries in 61 appearances.
His parents travelled over at short notice from Australia for the showpiece and his father Simon said he had “tears in his eyes” after his son’s assist for Trinity’s first score, while his mother Jane called it “unique”.
“These are my two biggest supporters right here, I’m so grateful,” the former Whitehaven and Halifax man said.
“The love and support they have shown me over my whole career – to have them come across and be there just to support me, I can’t think of anything better.
“I wouldn’t be here without them.”
