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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.

Lovodua was an unknown quality when the Black and Whites secured the signature of the former South Sydney Rabbitohs man. Still, the Fijian has taken the Super League by storm and is already a fan favourite at the MKM Stadium. Lovodua has the adaptability to play in numerous positions when needed for Brett Hodgson's side and has become a real asset in their pursuit for a play-off spot come the end of the regular season. With four tries and four assists to his name, the FC faithful will hope to see Lovodua in black and white for 2023 and beyond as the hot prospect's deal is set to run out at the end of the current season.

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Hill has rolled back the years since swapping Warrington for Huddersfield at the end of 2021. The prop forward has made 1058m from 125 carries and has become one of the main focal points in the Huddersfield side, using his wealth of knowledge and experience to guide his fellow forwards around the park. Even at the age of 34, Hill is one of the in-form props on current form and will be eyeing up a World Cup spot at the end of the year to add to his 29 caps for