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'Enormous Moment for Hull FC': Daly Cherry-Evans Set for Super League Swansong
The 37-year-old Roosters star will end a record-setting NRL career after 15 seasons at Manly and chase a one-year Super League swansong at Hull FC.
- On Friday, Daly Cherry-Evans announced he will leave the NRL at season's end, signing a one-year deal with English Super League club Hull FC for the 2027 campaign.
- Currently playing for the Sydney Roosters, the 37-year-old half-back previously spent more than 15 years with the Manly Sea Eagles before joining the Roosters this year.
- With 373 NRL games, Cherry-Evans holds the second-most appearances in league history and led Queensland to three State of Origin series wins while representing Australia in the World Cup.
- Hull FC Chief Executive Richie Myler called the signing "one of the most significant signings in the club's history," signaling the club's ambition to compete for major honours.
- Cherry-Evans will join Hull FC later this year under coach Steve McNamara, though he remains focused on pursuing a second premiership with the Roosters before departing for England.
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DCE confirms Super League switch
Daly Cherry-Evans will leave the NRL at the end of the season after signing with Hull FC in the English Super League.
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