Gold Coast reportedly have a $4 million blueprint to rebuild the NRL club as a premiership force, with a recruitment wishlist headed by Manly’s Test half Daly Cherry-Evans and South Sydney premiership winner Luke Keary.

According to News Corp Australia, the Titans have $3.9 million to spend under the salary cap and are keen to bring Queensland State of Origin star Cherry-Evans back home.

It is understood a Gold Coast representative contacted Cherry-Evans and Keary’s managers last week to register the club’s interest.

Another recruitment target is Sydney Roosters prop Dylan Napa.

Gold Coast are cashed up after the departure of 11 players, including Luke Bailey, Albert Kelly, Ashley Harrison and Mark Minichiello.

The Titans have a further 10 players off contract in 2015, headlined by co-captain Nate Myles, Aidan Sezer, Paul Carter, Ben Ridge and James Roberts.