Cherry-Evans confirms NRL exit in shock call after Roosters win
Roosters star Daly Cherry-Evans confirms he is leaving the NRL to join Hull FC in the English Super League.
Daly Cherry-Evans, the star player of the Sydney Roosters, announced his decision to leave the NRL after his team's victory over Penrith. The 37-year-old, who holds several records in the league, confirmed that he will join Hull FC in the English Super League for a one-year stint before concluding his professional career in 2026.
Cherry-Evans, who began his career with Manly in 2011, has spent over a decade at the Sea Eagles, making him their most-capped player in history. Despite his recent success with the Roosters, including scoring both tries in their 12-6 win over Penrith, Cherry-Evans expressed his excitement about the opportunity to experience Super League.
The Roosters coach, Trent Robinson, praised Cherry-Evans for his dedication and competitive spirit, while expressing his determination to secure another premiership with the team.
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