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

Leeds Rhinos winger Ryan Hall has announced his retirement from rugby league at age 38, ending a 20-year professional career. Hall made his senior debut for the Rhinos in May 2007 and concluded his career with 358 tries across 540 appearances. During his time with Leeds, the former England international won six Grand Finals and two Challenge Cups.
Hall will transition into an off-field commercial role with the club. He finishes as the second-highest try scorer in Super League history with 274 tries. His final competitive match came in a play-off semi-final loss to Warrington, though he will make a testimonial cameo appearance against Hull FC in January.
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