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Leeds Rhinos legend Ryan Hall has announced his retirement from rugby league after an extraordinary 20-year career.

Leeds Rhinos winger Ryan Hall has announced his retirement from rugby league following a storied 20-year career. The 38-year-old made over 500 career appearances and scored 275 Super League tries, ranking second on the competition's all-time try-scoring list behind Josh Charnley.
Hall won six Super League titles with Leeds, also featuring for Hull KR and NRL side Sydney Roosters, as well as scoring 39 tries in 40 appearances for England. He will receive a three-month testimonial starting in December, featuring a final friendly match against Hull FC, before taking up a commercial role at Headingley.
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