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How Hull FC are shaping up ahead of 2027 as contracts, squad depth and best XVII assessed

After seven seasons without a place in the play-offs, and years of optimism quickly fading away season upon season, Hull FC look to finally change the record after making some big signings – but perhaps none are as important as…

By Sam Brocksom · Serious About Rugby League

Published: Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 7:00 AM

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Sam Brocksom assesses Hull FC's squad depth, contract situations, and projected strongest lineup ahead of the 2027 campaign.
Hull FC have made nine new signings, including Daly Cherry-Evans, Isaac Liu, and Warrington prop Max Wood on loan.
New head coach Steve McNamara returns to lead his boyhood club following seven seasons without a play-off appearance.

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Hull FC are preparing for the 2027 season under incoming head coach Steve McNamara following seven years without a play-off appearance. The club has significantly reshaped its roster by securing nine new signings, headlined by high-profile recruits Daly Cherry-Evans and Isaac Liu, alongside a season-long loan deal for Warrington prop Max Wood.

Sam Brocksom highlights that Hull FC face an overseas quota dilemma, suggesting that Aidan Sezer or John Asiata could be offloaded to comply with roster limits. Brocksom projects a potential strongest lineup featuring Will Pryce alongside Cherry-Evans in the halves, while Bailey Hodgson is favored at full-back.

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How Hull FC are shaping up ahead of 2027 as contracts, squad depth and best XVII assessed

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