Despite reportedly signing England stars Ellis Genge and George Ford to new deals, there are still a number of players who could be set for a dramatic exit from Welford Road.
Meanwhile, BBC Radio Leicester understands Tigers forward Tomas Lavanini has also agreed to STAY at the club.
It is understood that the Tigers' aggressive approach to recent negotiations with their squad has antagonised him and many team-mates.
Here is who could still leave Leicester Tigers.
Potential leavers:
Manu Tuilagi: The England centre is thought to earn around £500,000 a year as one of the best paid Premiership players. The Anglo-Samoan centre was the subject of a lucrative offer from French side Racing 92 early last year before deciding to stay.
Telusa Veainu: The New Zealand-born star has become a firm favourite with the Tigers faithful since joining the club from the Melbourne Rebels in October 2018. The Rugby Paper has reported that clubs in Japan and France are enquiring about him and offers have been made.
Jordan Taufua: The explosive back-rower has already became a popular figure among supporters despite only arriving for the 2019-20 campaign. The 28-year-old has been linked with the revolution at cash-rich second-tier French team Beziers, who have been taken over by a consortium from the UAE..
Greg Bateman: The prop believes the decision to reduce the salary cap has “shafted” the entire spectrum of Premiership players and will stunt the progress and popularity of rugby in England. Unlike Genge, he's reportedly stuck to his guns.
Kyle Eastmond: The centre has long been linked with a move back to rugby league.
Noel Reid: The Ireland international agreed a move to Leicester Tigers from Leinster for the start of the 2019/20 season. If he does depart, he will likely head back across the Irish sea.
