Hull FC have introduced the signing of Zak Hardaker from Leigh Leopards for the 2025 Betfred Tremendous League season.
Hardaker has signed a two-year cope with the Black & Whites. The surface again has amassed over 360 senior appearances since his skilled debut over the previous 15 years, scoring over 1,100 factors all through his profession, with 114 tries to his title.
Hardaker is the membership’s fourth recruitment for 2025 alongside John Asiata, Jordan Abdull, and Amir Bourouh.
Talking on his resolution, Hardaker stated: “When a club like Hull FC wants to bring you in, you tend to sit up and listen, and I’m really excited to join a club like this for 2025.
“The MKM Stadium has at all times been a spot I’ve cherished to return and play at, so I am wanting ahead to be calling that my new dwelling floor from subsequent season.
“Next year will be my 16th year playing professionally, and I hope the experience I’ve gained from all of that time will be really valuable for a lot of the promising youngsters coming through at the club, who I have really enjoyed watching over the last few weeks.”
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Hull FC’s Director of Rugby, Richie Myler, added: “We’re delighted to be including one of the skilled outside-backs within the sport to our ranks subsequent season in Zak.
“Zak has achieved almost everything there is to achieve in the sport – he is a winner, and we’re hoping he can become one of our key figures over the next couple of years.
“With over 360 senior appearances underneath his belt, we’re hoping that a few of his experiences within the sport and the data he has acquired can rub off on a few of our proficient younger outdoors backs with the likes of Logan Moy, Lewis Martin and Harvey Barron.”
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