Leeds Rhinos winger Ryan Hall announces retirement at 38

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Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Leeds Rhinos winger Ryan Hall announces retirement at 38
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Ryan Hall has announced his retirement from professional rugby at the age of 38, effective immediately. The Leeds Rhinos legend made his senior debut with the club in May 2007, totaling 358 tries in 540 career appearances. Hall's career includes six Grand Finals and two Challenge Cups with Leeds, as well as stints with Sydney Roosters and Hull KR. After scoring 10 tries in 24 appearances in 2026, his last game was a play-off semi-final defeat against Warrington. He will transition to a commercial role at Leeds and is expected to make a special appearance during a pre-season game against Hull FC in January.

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  • •Ryan Hall scored 274 tries in 425 Super League matches.
  • •He made his debut for Leeds in May 2007.
  • •Hall is set to take a commercial role at the Rhinos.
  • •His final game was in a 2026 play-off semi-final.
  • •He will make a cameo in a January testimonial match.
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Leeds Rhinos legend Ryan Hall announces his retirement at the age of 38.

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Leeds Rhinos legend Ryan Hall announces his retirement at the age of 38.

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