Full-back Jamie Shaul will retire from skilled rugby league when his Hull FC contract expires on the finish of this season.
The 31-year-old scored 104 tries in 209 profession video games, together with one England cap and 200 appearances for his hometown membership for whom he debuted in 2013.
Shaul was twice a Problem Cup winner with the Black and Whites, and in addition performed within the 2013 closing loss to Wigan.
“I really feel prefer it’s a great time to name it a day,” Shaul mentioned.
“I am actually pleased with what I’ve achieved within the recreation. Once I signed my first contract, I did not suppose I would even make an look so to do it for ten years is particular.
“I used to come back and watch this crew and help them as a child, and I’ve lived my boyhood dream.”
The previous Skirlaugh newbie follows Scott Taylor in deciding to finish his profession this autumn, with each taking part in for the membership they adopted of their youth.
Shaul was a Dream Crew choice in 2016, having scored in Hull’s first Wembley conquer Warrington and helped them attain the play-offs.
“He might be remembered as one of many nice Hull-born gamers of the fashionable period,” chief government James Clark mentioned.
“In addition to some of the eye-catching full-backs to have worn the primary shirt at Hull FC, scoring numerous memorable tries alongside the way in which in a particular profession.”
