League Latest: Future and injury updates on Wigan duo, new Leeds signing speaks out & Super League attendance records revealed

League Latest – keeping you up to date with the latest news from the world of rugby league. Here are some of the headline-grabbing stories from the last 24 hours.

Leeds rocked by injury

The Rhinos’ club website last night confirmed that Rob Lui and Jack Walker will miss substantial periods of the new season after succumbing to long-term injuries.

Rovers star caught COVID

Fa’amanu Brown has revealed to the Yorkshire Evening Post how he caught COVID-19 from his housemate, Rhyse Martin.

Attendance record

Serious About Rugby League have released their top ten attendance records for a regular Super League game, and the results are interesting to say the least.

Clark staying put for now

Mitch Clark is said to be staying put at Wigan, but only for the moment, his agent confirmed in an interview with the Manchester Evening News.

Smith undaunted

Hull KR boss Tony Smith has told the Hull Daily Mail that he isn’t worried about the testing fixture list his side faces.

Marshall ahead of time

In an interview with the Manchester Evening News, Adrian Lam spoke about how Liam Marshall is ahead of time in recovering from his ACL injury.

Marquee signings

Serious About Rugby League have produced a list of their top ten marquee signings.

Tigers blasts former boss

New Wests signing Joe Ofahengaue has told Fox Sports how life under Anthony Seibold at Brisbane became a nightmare.

Leuluai backs Exiles

Tommy Leuluai has supported plans for a revival of the Exiles, Wigan Today has revealed.

New Leeds signing excited

King Vuniyayawa can’t wait to walk out in front of ‘crazy’ Leeds fans, the forward told the Yorkshire Evening Post.

A Wynne-ing mentality

Brett Hodgson has revealed that Connor Wynne will help keep Jake Connor on his toes at fullback in the absence of Jamie Shaul, the Hull Daily Mail can report.

Tetevano like a schoolkid

New Leeds recruit Zane Tetevano has told the Rhinos club website that he was like a kid at school on his first day of training.