Former Super League stalwart Adam Milner has issued a statement confirming that he’s a free agent for 2027, insisting that he’s keen to play on with the hooker currently stranded on 399 career appearances.
Milner has played over 300 Super League games in his career, the vast majority of which came with Castleford Tigers who he played with between 2010 and 2023. A mid-season move to Huddersfield that year signalled the end of his time at Wheldon Road before he left the Giants at the end of 2024.
Since then, he’s been integral to the success of Oldham – playing 29 games in 2025 and 31 in 2026 – but he’s now confirmed that he has left the Roughyeds, though he does not currently have a club for 2027.
As such, Milner is currently sat on 399 career appearances with no clear guarantee that he will make his 400th, however, he’s insistent that he will play on.
Posting on social media, the former Grand Finalist, confirmed that whilst he’s currently unclear on where his future may lie, he is clear that he wants to play on and surpass that 400-game milestone.
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Ex-Super League hooker Adam Milner keen to play on in 2027
Sharing images of himself from his time at Oldham, the 34-year-old took to Instagram to offer an update, first thanking the club that he’s called home for the past two seasons.
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“Thank you @roughyeds for the last 2 years. Been a mad couple of years but it’s been a pleasure to wear the shirt and represent the club,” he said.
“Hopefully, the club can keep building and moving in the right direction and I wish you all the success.”
As for himself and his future, he added: “As one chapter closes, I’m not quite ready to say what comes next.
“I’m still open to the right opportunity and keen to see what the future holds. What I do know is I can’t finish on 399 appearances.”
A whopping 301 of those appearances came for Castleford with the remainder split between Huddersfield and Oldham but he’s now on the market and available having left the Roughyeds.
