Ex-Leeds and Hull FC centre Liam Sutcliffe has left Huddersfield Giants with immediate effect.
Having not played Super League since April 2025, a string of two serious injuries has kept him sidelined, before he eventually managed to return in the Giants’ reserve grade.
Last week, he featured on loan for Halifax Panthers in the Championship, as they defeated Dewsbury Rams.
Huddersfield have confirmed that he has now left the club in order to seek another opportunity within the game.
He leaves the Accu Stadium having played just five games for the Giants, scoring no tries but kicking nine out of 10 conversions.
Commenting on the exit, Giants Director of Rugby, Andy Kelly, said: “Liam Sutcliffe leaves the Huddersfield Giants to seek other opportunities within the game.
“Liam also has a vision of his life outside of and after Rugby League. His time here has been blighted by injury, and we have never truly seen what he would’ve brought to the club if injury free.
“It has to be said Liam has always acted with the highest levels of integrity and professionalism when trying to reach full fitness and take his place in the team. Hopefully, as he moves away from the club, he will find consistency in his time on the field. We wish him well for the future.”
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