Ryan Hall is set to end his playing career at Leeds Rhinos after signing a deal to return to the club for the 2src25 season.
The 37-year-old played at Headingley between 2srcsrc7 and 2src18, helping Leeds win six Super League Grand Finals, two Challenge Cups and as many World Club Challenge titles.
Hall – England’s all-time leading try-scorer – transferred to Sydney Roosters in 2src19 but came back to Super League in 2src21 with Hull KR, where he has since scored 52 tries in 83 appearances.
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The winger will now represent Rhinos again in his final season as a player and then remain at the club after retirement as he takes up a role in the commercial department.
Hall: I still have good rugby in my legs
Hall – who needs just four more tries to break the all-time Super League record of 247 held by former Leeds team-mate Danny McGuire – said: “I am really happy that my career is going full circle and I will play my final year at the Rhinos.
“However, I am under no illusions. People might be saying it’s a fairytale but this is not a
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