England international Henry Pollock is expected to seek a significant pay rise to remain with Northampton at Franklin’s Gardens. Multiple reports say Pollock is in discussions over his current contract and will likely ask for around £1 million per year, according to his agent, Eddie Hearn. Sky Sports and the BBC both report Hearn’s view that Pollock is worth that level of annual earnings, presenting it as the figure he believes the player should be paid to continue at Northampton. The coverage focuses on the anticipated wage demands as negotiations continue, rather than detailing any confirmed agreement or the club’s response. Both outlets frame the situation as a contract renewal decision, with Pollock’s next move tied to securing improved terms. The reports do not specify the length of any prospective deal or whether Northampton has accepted the proposed wage level. The story therefore centers on negotiations and the expected scale of Pollock’s demand amid potential contract talks at Northampton.