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Former Super League stalwart hangs up boots for new career

Former Super League stalwart Kieran Dixon has hung up his boots following his departure from Salford, and will now pursue a career in finance.

By Ben Olawumi · Love Rugby League

Published: Monday, 2 November 2026 at 11:28 AM

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Kieran Dixon has retired from rugby league to pursue a career in finance as a Protection Advisor.
The 34-year-old departed Salford RLFC after making 14 appearances for the club in 2026.
Dixon finishes his professional career with 286 club appearances, two England Knights caps, and 1,804 points.

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Former Super League stalwart Kieran Dixon has officially announced his retirement from professional rugby league following his exit from Salford RLFC. The 34-year-old utility back confirmed his decision on LinkedIn, revealing that he is embarking on a new career path in the finance industry as a Protection Advisor after a career spanning over a decade.

Dixon finishes his playing days with 286 club appearances across ten different clubs, along with two caps for England Knights. Over his career, which began with the London Broncos in 2012, he recorded 204 tries and 494 goals, amassing a total of 1,804 career points before concluding his final season with Salford.

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