Dijak’s contract is set to expire soon, but negotiations are not underway yet.

In the 2024 WWE Draft, RAW selected Dijak, so the NXT superstar will rejoin the main roster. As previously reported, his contract is set to expire in June. With him getting drafted, some fans took the move as a sign that he had agreed to a new deal.

Corey Brennan of Fightful (via Fightful Select) reports that, per sources in NXT, Dijak had yet to re-sign, at least as of Tuesday morning. The report notes that he has yet to be approached about a new deal. That being said, both sides are confident that one will get done. Brennan notes that Triple H and Shawn Michaels have been “vocal supporters” of him. Dijak’s social media posts have also drawn praise.

Per Brennan, as of April 29, plans for Dijak are not yet in place. However, creative has been pitching ideas for his call-up. Brennan writes that Dijak was not aware that he would be drafted to WWE RAW in advance.

Additionally, the report states that there has been outside interest in Dijak, but Brennan cites AEW sources who noted that they expect him to re-sign with WWE.

Dijak signed with WWE in 2017. He had a memorable run as a member of Retribution on the main roster before he returned to NXT in November 2022.

WrestleZone will provide more information as it becomes available.

More must-reads:

TODAY'S BEST
Jets to add two to coaching staff in assistant roles
Noteworthy Mets veteran addresses future amid trade speculation
Veteran goaltender expected to retire, join Blues front office
Les Miles levies a shocking claim against LSU in lawsuit
Reporters update Aaron Rodgers' recovery from torn Achilles
Blue Jays right-hander dealing with soreness in right elbow
Seahawks expect second-year WR to be 'massive piece'
Flyers sign defenseman to two-year extension
Star CB discusses future with Broncos
Lightning winger named a potential buyout candidate
Curry Brand signs 'Japanese Steph Curry' to multi-year deal
Steelers LB T.J. Watt addresses retirement timeline
136-game streak comes to an end for Spain in Euro 2024 opener
Watch: Bryson DeChambeau pays tribute to the late Payne Stewart after winning U.S. Open
Rory McIlroy chokes away U.S. Open with pair of brutal missed putts
Watch: Dodgers' Mookie Betts leaves game after taking 98 mph pitch to hand
Dodgers' Dave Roberts confirms Yoshinobu Yamamoto is going on 15-day IL
Ryan Blaney staves off challengers for dominant win at Iowa Corn 350
Sky forward Angel Reese rips officials following loss to Fever
Watch: Denmark's Christian Eriksen nets goal at Euro 2024 three years after suffering cardiac arrest

Want more sports news?

Join the hundreds of thousands of fans who start their day with Yardbarker's Morning Bark, the best newsletter in sports.