Million dollar baby: Parramatta star splashes the cash as he prepares to be NRL’s next millionaire

Parramatta star Mitchell Moses has been flaunting his million-dollar lifestyle on social media, with his next contract set to be the biggest of his NRL career.

The 28-year-old remains unsigned beyond next season with the Eels, and a number of rival clubs – including the Bulldogs and Tigers – are rumoured to be chasing the halfback for 2024 and beyond.

Moses took to Instagram on Friday, posing next to a luxury 4WD inside the showroom at Parramatta BMW – and then showed his 90,000 plus followers daughter Aspyn wearing a fresh pair of Nike shoes.

The in-demand number 7 guided Parramatta to the NRL grand final this year versus Penrith, which couldn’t have come at a better time as he began testing the market from November 1.

As it stands, Moses is the most in-demand player in the competition, with the Eels hopeful of retaining him in the halves with Dylan Brown.

Mitchell Moses posing next to his car at BMW Parramatta – where the Eels star is an ambassador

Moses also uploaded an image on Instagram of his daughter Aspyn in a fresh pair of Nikes

Moses has reportedly been offered a new contract by coach Brad Arthur for over $1million a season – but the Tigers – who let him go in 2017 – are set to table a monster deal for up to $1.4 million a year at Concord.

The rebuilding Bulldogs – with new coach Cameron Ciraldo and GM of Football Phil Gould working behind the scenes – also want the Lebanon international as part of their long term roster at Belmore.

A coy Gould told the Daily Telegraph ‘we hope the Bulldogs are a club he would consider’ – but it is understood they are desperate to land Moses to replace Kyle Flanagan, who is off-contract in 2023.

Tigers chief executive Justin Pascoe wouldn’t confirm or deny any interest in Moses.

‘We won’t make any public comments about recruitment or retention – that’s an internal matter,’ Pascoe said.

Moses has reportedly been offered a new contract by coach Brad Arthur to stay at Parramatta for over $1million a season – but the Tigers – who let him go in 2017 – are set to table a monster deal for up to $1.4 million a year

Wayne Bennett needs to land a marquee soon – and Moses could be the man, although the Dolphins coach has publicly expressed interest in Eels five-eighth and Kiwi international Brown.

Another left-field scenario would be Rabbitohs veteran Cody Walker – also off- contract – joining Bennett in Redcliffe.

It would leave South Sydney in a position to lure Moses to Redfern, to play in a spine featuring Latrell Mitchell and Damien Cook.