Ryan Hall: Leeds Rhinos Contract Extension | Super League News
- Ryan Hall, the Super League's all-time top try scorer, has announced he will extend his remarkable career with the Leeds Rhinos for another season in 2026.
- Hall, a winger for the Rhinos, reached the milestone of 500 career games during a 12-10 victory against the Wigan Warriors in March.
- The veteran player believes he can still contribute to the team adn is eager to help develop the squad further.
Ryan Hall, Super League’s leading try scorer, is set to continue his illustrious career, extending his contract with the Leeds Rhinos into the 2026 season. This monumental decision will see Hall playing his 20th season in the sport, a testament to his enduring skill and dedication. Having reached 500 career games in March, the veteran winger, now in his late thirties, is eager to continue contributing to the team’s progress, driven by his belief in his ability to still ”do a job” on the field. Hall’s passion for the game and his commitment to the Leeds Rhinos shine through in his decision, promising another season of thrilling performances. News Directory 3 is proud to bring you this significant update. Discover what’s next for the record-breaking player and the Rhinos as they look ahead to the upcoming season.
Ryan Hall Extends Leeds Rhinos Career into 2026
Updated June 04, 2025
Ryan Hall, the Super League’s all-time top try scorer, has announced he will extend his remarkable career with the Leeds Rhinos for another season in 2026. This will mark his 20th season in the league.
Hall, a winger for the Rhinos, reached the milestone of 500 career games during a 12-10 victory against the Wigan Warriors in March. Now, he is set to continue playing beyond his 38th birthday in November.
The veteran player believes he can still contribute to the team adn is eager to help develop the squad further. the Leeds Rhinos winger is keen to remain with the club as long as he feels he can “do a job” on the field.
“I have always said if I feel I can still do a job for the team then I would like to continue playing,” hall said.
Hall added that he enjoys being part of the Leeds Rhinos squad and wants to continue playing as long as he can contribute. He noted conversations with retired players who advised him that he would know when the time is right to stop playing, but for now, he is enjoying his rugby.
What’s next
Hall will continue to train and play with the Leeds Rhinos, aiming to contribute to the team’s success in the upcoming 2026 season. He will focus on maintaining his fitness and performance levels to remain a valuable asset to the squad.