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The Super League recruitment window is now open and across the competition clubs will be turning their attentions to signings and re-signings. Recruitment is a year-round process and clubs will now be approaching the off-contract players they have identified as potential targets.
The recruitment window is open and Super League outfits are starting to put their squads together for the 2023 season and beyond. are no different and they’ll be making contact with off-contract players in a bid to bolster Brett Hodgson’s squad for next year.
Catalans’ Tyrone May created four try assists and scored one himself in the club’s 44-12 victory over Castleford last Friday in the Super League.
The hooker signed from Brisbane Broncos during the off-season after featuring predominantly for Newcastle Knights, where he made 83 appearances for the New South Wales-based side. This season, Levi has been electric, with 345 tackles to his name and an average gain of 9.37m. His speed around the ruck has added some much-needed flair to Ian Watson's side, with the club looking to make their first Challenge Cup final appearance in over a decade when they face Hull KR in this week's semi-final at Elland Road. A game Levi will be looking to stamp his authority on from the off.
Hull FC will hand a debut to Denive Balmforth in the clash with Toulouse Olympique. The 18-year-old, who was signed for an undisclosed fee from Warrington Wolves last month, will start on the bench in the clash at the MKM Stadium.
Brett Hodgson has described improving Hull FC prop Jack Brown as one of the first players on the team sheet after a string of impressive performances. The 21-year-old has been an ever present in the Black and Whites side this year and has repaid the FC boss with his displays on the field.
One of the biggest early-season positives for Hull FC has been their home form. Ahead of the visit of Toulouse Olympique, the Black and Whites boast an impressive record of four wins from five games at the MKM Stadium this season, a fact not lost on Brett Hodgson.
Brett Hodgson says the club will accelerate it's retention drive in the coming weeks as Hull FC look to tie down several key players within their squad.