Eribe Doro could be set to depart Hull KR this autumn, with Super League new boys Bradford Bulls and York both currently in talks with the prop, LoveRugbyLeague can reveal.<\/p>\n
Warrington Wolves junior Doro joined the Robins<\/a> from Bradford ahead of 2025 and penned a two-year deal.<\/p>\n He had shone for the Bulls in the Championship<\/a> in the two seasons prior, and went on to play seven games in their colours back on loan at Odsal throughout this year.<\/p>\n Highly-rated by KR, head coach Willie Peters played Doro nine times this term as the Robins completed a historic treble, lifting the Challenge Cup, League Leaders\u2019 Shield and Super League<\/a> title.<\/p>\n It had appeared that the 24-year-old would get more game time in 2026 following the retirement of Kiwi icon Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, but it has now emerged that KR are set to bring in France international Jordan Dezaria, as revealed by Love Rugby League on Saturday<\/a>.<\/p>\n Dezaria departed fellow Super League outfit Catalans Dragons earlier this month, and his impending arrival at Craven Park is expected to see Doro depart for pastures new.<\/p>\n Hull KR prop Eribe Doro set for exit as Super League duo launch move for forward<\/p>\n Derker-born Doro, who has appearances on his CV for Warrington, Widnes Vikings and Halifax Panthers as well as both Bradford<\/a> and KR, is not shy of offers elsewhere: with both the Bulls and York interested in acquiring his services.<\/p>\n Bradford and the Knights have both been promoted into a newly-expanded 14-team Super League, and are in the process of piecing their squads together.<\/p>\n The Bulls are, of course, under new management with former Salford Red Devils assistant Kurt Haggerty having taken over from Brian Noble as their head coach.<\/p>\n Doro\u2019s 38 games in a Bradford shirt to date is his highest appearance tally for any of the five clubs he has donned a shirt for to date in his senior career.<\/p>\n York<\/a> meanwhile have ex-Wakefield Trinity boss Mark Applegarth at the helm \u2013 and will compete in Super League for the first time next year.<\/p>\n SUNDAY\u2019S READS ON LRL<\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\ud83c\udffb England\u2019s big team dilemmas including big Jack Welsby question ahead of must-win second Ashes Test<\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\ud83c\udffb Sam Tomkins\u2019 scathing 4-word verdict on England\u2019s defeat in Ashes opener<\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\ud83c\udffb England 6-26 Australia conclusions as \u2018true rockstar\u2019 emerges as world\u2019s best player<\/a><\/p>\n