NRL legend Daly Cherry-Evans has signed a one-year deal for Hull FC which sees him complete a shock switch to Super League for the 2027 season.
Former Kangaroos half-back Cherry-Evans, widely considered one of the best playmakers in the history of the sport, is no stranger to shock moves, joining Sydney Roosters from Manly Sea Eagles for 2026 after 15 years with the club.
It had been rumoured that Cherry-Evans, who played for Australia across nine years, could be retiring at the end of this season but instead, he will make the move to Super League as he turns 38.
The Black and Whites will have Steve McNamara in charge from next year and they will have an NRL stalwart pulling the strings as well.
Club captain Aidan Sezer and Jake Arthur are Hull FC's current half-back pairing, but the former has already been given the green light to speak to other clubs ahead of the 2027 season.
It means Will Pryce will be battling it out with new recruit Bailey Hodgson for the full-back shirt or with Arthur for a spot in the halves alongside Cherry-Evans.
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