Warrington Wolves half-back Marc Sneyd will depart the club at the end of the season, with his new club now confirmed.

Sneyd joined the Wolves half-way through last year, departing Salford Red Devils in a bid to try help their financial problems.

After having a secure spot in the first team last season, this year, with the emergence of Ewan Irwin and Leon Hayes, he has found game time very limited.

Warrington plan to use their youth going forward, so a 35-year-old Sneyd isn’t part of their plans next year. As a result, he has secured a deal for until 2029 that will see him re-join Salford in the Championship.

It will be Sneyd’s third spell at the former Super League side, after coming through the academy in 2010 and re-joining back in 2022. The veteran’s signature was announced shortly before the Reds’ game against London Broncos this afternoon.

It was believed that the former England international was a target of Bradford Bulls, but that move has not come to fruition, with Salford saying they managed to fend off Super League interest.

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Salford RLFC CEO Ryan Brierley, who played alongside Sneyd during his first spell at the club, said: “Bringing Sneydy back to Salford is a hugely significant moment for our club, and personally it’s one of the proudest moments of my career so far.

“Marc is someone I’ve shared a dressing room with, someone I consider a genuine friend, and one of the best players this club has ever produced. Our supporters love him, and everyone associated with Salford knows exactly what he represents.

“I was here when the club went through administration, and I know first hand how difficult it was for Sneydy to leave. To now have the opportunity to bring him home, and give him the chance to finish this chapter in a Salford shirt, feels incredibly special.

“His quality on the field speaks for itself, and he makes everyone around him better. Our young halves will have the opportunity to learn from one of the smartest rugby brains in the game.

“This signing is also a statement of intent. We want to build a team our supporters can be proud of, and bringing a player of Sneydy’s calibre back to Salford shows exactly where our ambitions lie.

“We’re absolutely delighted to welcome Sneydy home.”