Castleford Tigers have announced that veteran prop Brad Singleton has left the club with immediate effect.
Singleton, who is in a testimonial year, featured in the club’s opening game against Wigan Warriors but hasn’t been seen since, with injury and off-field issues hampering him.
A former Leeds and Wigan enforcer, the 33-year-old joined Castleford part-way through last season from Salford Red Devils, and made 20 appearances for the club last season.
The former Irish international has amassed a total of 270 Super League appearances in a career that includes two Challenge Cups and two Grand Finals.
Now that Singleton is out the door, Castleford could now potentially bring in one of their rumoured targets.
Jack Brown of Hull KR is someone who has been heavily linked with the club, and there is now an opportunity for him to arrive from the Robins earlier than expected, particularly with KR signing Tevita Pangai Jr recently.
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Brad Singleton released by Castleford Tigers
A statement from the Tigers reads in full:
“Castleford Tigers can confirm that Brad Singleton has left the Club.
“The 33-year-old joined the Tigers from Salford Red Devils in March 2025 and featured 21 times during the 2025 Super League campaign.
“Everyone at the OneBore Stadium would like to thank Brad for his efforts during his time at the club and wish him and his family well for the future.”
