A breakdown of every contract currently at Hull KR as pre-season nears.
Influential Hull KR centre Peta Hiku is off-contract at the end of 2026. SWPix.
Hull KR have 10 players currently out of contract at the end of the 2026 Super League season, with big decisions to be made.
Among those are influential stars such as Peta Hiku, Sauaso Sue and Joe Burgess, with the trio all playing major roles in the Robins’ historic treble-winning season in 2025.
The likes of Oliver Gildart, Rhyse Martin, Kelepi Tanginoa and Jack Brown are also without deals beyond next season, which could free them to speak to rival clubs for 2027.
Elsewhere, six new additions have been added to Willie Peters’ champions squad, while academy prospect Frankie Dearlove has also been promoted to the first-team until the end of 2027.
Tom Amone, Jordan Dezaria, Declan Murphy, Tom Whitehead and Jumah Sambou have all penned deals at Sewell Group Craven Park until the end of 2028.
Rising half-back Jack Charles agreed a four-year deal for a cross-city switch, contracted until the end of 2029. Cobie Wainhouse, who also recently made the move from Hull FC initially on loan, will start his two-year permanent contract with Rovers.
2024 Man of Steel and England international Mikey Lewis has the longest-running contract at Hull KR, having signed a massive five-year extension in September 2025. Jez Litten, James Batchelor, Elliot Minchella and Jai Whitbread are also signed long-term.
Contracted until end of 2026
Peta Hiku, Oliver Gildart, Joe Burgess, Sauaso Sue, Rhyse Martin, Kelepi Tanginoa, Jack Brown, Lee Kershaw, Leon Ruan, Zach Fishwick.
Contracted until end of 2027
Tom Davies, Tyrone May, Dean Hadley, Sam Luckley, Jack Broadbent, Louix Gorman, Harvey Horne, Cobie Wainhouse, Frankie Dearlove.
Contracted until end of 2028
Arthur Mourgue, Bill Leyland, Tom Amone, Declan Murphy, Jumah Sambou, Jordan Dezaria, Tom Whitehead, Noah Booth.
Contracted until end of 2029
Jez Litten, James Batchelor, Elliot Minchella, Jai Whitbread, Jack Charles.
Contracted until end of 2030
Mikey Lewis.