IF James Segeyaro wants to revive his NRL career, it will not be in Sydney with all nine clubs on Tuesday passing on the unhappy hooker and his whopping $425,000 transfer fee.

Leeds boss Gary Hetherington also told The Daily Telegraph his club would not accommodate Segeyaro if he wanted to return to England and honour the final two years of his deal.

Segeyaro could have earned about $600,000 over two seasons with Leeds, but could not bring himself to leave Australia because of homesickness.

He is now being sued by Leeds for breach of contract and faces being without a club for 2017.

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The transfer fee, which was valued by Leeds, along with any contract at market value, will be counted towards the cap of any club that signs him.

James Segeyaro is being sued by Leeds for breach of contract. Source: Supplied

Segeyaro offered a “no comment’’ when contacted on Tuesday.

He posted on social media earlier in the day: “Do what ever makes you happy! Not what makes others happy!’’

Cronulla was linked to Segeyaro because of his friendship with Wade Graham, and the retirement of star No. 9 Mick Ennis.

But Sharks boss Lyall Gorman on Tuesday confirmed there were no plans for Segeyaro to join the premiers.

“We have no interest in any player when they’re contracted to another club,’’ Gorman said.

“If that situation was to ever change, you’d look at your roster and test your appetite.

“In relation to transfer fees, they’ve become a major salary cap hurdle and management issue. Our general principle is we wouldn’t invest in players with a transfer fee attached to them.’’

St George Illawarra, the Sydney Roosters and Wests Tigers were not interested, while Canterbury CEO Raelene Castle said her club would pass.

Manly are understood to be not interested and it’s the same story with Parramatta, who have money in their cap but would be loath to unite Segeyaro with former housemate Corey Norman.

Penrith, who allowed Segeyaro to join Leeds midway through last season, were also not in the hunt for his signature, especially with Peter Wallace and new recruit Mitch Rein on their books.

All Sydney clubs have passed on unhappy Leeds hooker James Segeyaro. Source: News Corp Australia

South Sydney have recruited Robbie Farah, with boss Shane Richardson happy to release Segeyaro when he was part of the club’s Holden Cup team.

North Queensland’s Peter Parr said Segeyaro would not return to the Cowboys, especially with plenty of depth in his position and the transfer fee which could not be ignored. Canberra were also content with gun Pom Josh Hodgson and back-up Kurt Baptiste.

It is understood Leeds terminated Segeyaro’s contract once he formally alerted them he would not return to England. He was expected back for pre-season training in the new year.

Segeyaro remains registered with Leeds and the Rugby Football League until November 2018, which prevents him from playing elsewhere unless a club pays the $425,000 transfer fee.

Hetherington flew back to England on Tuesday night, and planned to meet with coach Brian McDermott at the end of the week to discuss their dummy-half options.

He was disappointed Segeyaro chose not to return, especially after he was given every chance to leave, but happily inked a new two-year deal on September 1 before he returned home.