Ryan Hall Retires from Rugby League at 38

Ryan Hall, a prominent winger for the Leeds Rhinos, has declared his retirement from rugby league at the age of 38. Hall made his debut for the Rhinos in May 2007 and concluded his career with 358 tries across 540 appearances.

During his tenure, Hall achieved significant success, winning six Grand Finals and two Challenge Cups with Leeds. He is recognized as the second highest scorer in Super League history with 274 tries. After leaving Leeds for the Sydney Roosters in 2018, he returned to the Super League with Hull KR before rejoining Leeds two years ago.

Hall's final match for the Rhinos was a play-off semi-final loss to Warrington. Following his retirement, he will transition into a commercial role at the club and is set to make a cameo appearance in a pre-season match against Hull FC in January as part of a testimonial.