Ryan Hall: Veteran winger to leave Hull KR at end of 2024
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Ryan Hall has 244 Super League tries across his spells with Leeds Rhinos and Hull KR, three behind all-time leader Danny McGuire - who also played for both clubs
Hull KR winger Ryan Hall will leave the Super League club at the end of the year after four seasons.
The 36-year-old joined the Robins after a two-year spell with Sydney Roosters in November 2020.
The former Leeds Rhinos man has scored 52 tries in 83 appearances for the Robins and needs four more tries to break the Super League record of 247.
"I'm really thankful that the club reached out to me in 2020 and wanted my services,"
"My time in the NRL was plagued with injuries and age wasn't on my side, the club had every reason not to be interested in me.
"But Hull KR believed in me. I always had the desire to keep going, and when I came to the club I wanted to repay that on the field and show that I had plenty left in me."
Hall has scored four tries in eight Super League appearances this season, contributing to Hull KR sitting fifth in the table.
The Robins have also reached the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup, where they will play Wigan next month.