Every Super League side’s shirt numbers for 2025 so far after Leeds Rhinos become ninth team to lock in squad

We’re starting to see Super League sides reveal their shirt numbers for the 2025 campaign, with Leeds Rhinos becoming the ninth of the 12 so far confirming their numbers.

While shirt numbers aren’t a guarantee of the role a player will have for the season ahead, it gives us some indication of the coaching team’s plans early on in their pre-season preparations.

Here are the shirt numbers for every single 2025 Super League team that have revealed them so far.

Every Super League side’s squad numbers for 2025

Castleford Tigers

Cas were the sixth Super League side to confirm their squad numbers after the signing of yet another PNG forward. Jeremiah Simbiken is the latest signing and has been handed number 11.

1. Tex Hoy, 2. Jason Qareqare, 3. Zac Cini, 4. Sam Wood, 5. Innes Senior, 6. Daejarn Asi, 7. Rowan Milnes, 8. Liam Watts, 9. Liam Horne, 10. George Lawler, 11. Jeremiah Simbiken, 12. Alex Mellor, 13. Joe Westerman

14. Judah Rimbu, 15. George Griffin, 16. Cain Robb, 17. Luke Hooley, 18. Josh Hodson, 19. Sam Hall, 20. Muizz Mustapha, 21. Sylvester Namo, 22. Louis Senior, 23. Fletcher Rooney, 24. Josh Simm, 25. Will Tate, 26. George Hill, 27. Jenson Windley, 28. Akim Matvejev, 29. Alfie Horwell, 30. Daniel Sarbah, 31. Kieran Hudson, 32. Woody Walker, 33. Sam Darley, 34. Jacob Hall

Catalans Dragons

TBC

Huddersfield Giants

Despite being primarily a winger, Jacob Gagai, the South Sydney Rabbitohs’ top scorer in 2024, has been handed the number one shirt, while Tom Burgess takes the 10 shirt and Sam Halsall is given a starting number at five.

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1. Jacob Gagai, 2. Adam Swift, 3. Jake Bibby, 4. Liam Sutcliffe, 5. Sam Halsall, 6. Tui Lolohea, 7. Adam Clune, 8. Oliver Wilson, 9. Zac Woolford, 10. Tom Burgess, 11. Jack Murchie, 12. Sam Hewitt, 13. Harry Rushton

14. Ashton Golding 15. Matty English 16. George King, 17. Joe Greenwood, 18. Fenton Rogers, 19. Thomas Deakin, 20. Elliot Wallis, 21. Leroy Cudjoe, 22. Harvey Livett, 23. Taane Milne, 24. Aidan McGowan, 25. Jack Billington, 26. Hugo Salabio, 27. Kieran Rush, 28. Connor Carr, 29. George Flanagan, 30. Jack Bibby

Hull FC

NRL signings for Hull FC Jordan Rapana and Aidan Sezer have taken the number one and seven shirts respectively, while Jordan Abdull takes the number six shirt – and there are nine new signings in the first XIII.

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1. Jordan Rapana, 2. Harvey Barron, 3. Zak Hardaker, 4. Ed Chamberlain, 5. Tom Briscoe, 6. Jordan Abdull, 7. Aidan Sezer, 8. Herman Ese’ese, 9. Amir Bourouh, 10. Ligi Sao, 11. Jed Cartwright, 12. Jordan Lane, 13. John Asiata

14. Cade Cust, 15. Oliver Holmes, 16. Yusuf Aydin, 17. Jack Ashworth, 18. The 18th Man, 19. Brad Fash, 20. Davy Litten, 21. Will Gardiner, 22. Lewis Martin, 23. Logan Moy, 24. Jack Charles, 25. Denive Balmforth, 26. Zach Jebson, 27. Matty Laidlaw, 28. Nick Staveley, 29. Ryan Westerman, 30. Callum Kemp

Hull KR

After Hull KR confirmed the signing of releaded Leeds Rhinos forward Leon Ruan they confirmed their squad and revealed their shirt numbers. Mikey Lewis claiming the previously retired number six is the major move of note whilst five signings claim shirts in the top 17.

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1. Niall Evalds, 2. Tom Davies, 3. Peta Hiku, 4. Oliver Gildart, 5. Joe Burgess, 6. Mikey Lewis, 7. Tyrone May, 8. Sauaso Sue, 9. Jez Litten, 10. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, 11. Dean Hadley, 12. James Batchelor, 13. Elliot Minchella

14. Michael McIlorum, 15. Sam Luckley, 16. Jai Whitbread, 17. Rhyse Martin, 18. Jack Broadbent, 19. Danny Richardson, 20. Kelepi Tanginoa, 21. Jack Brown, 22. Phoenix Laulu-Togaga’e, 23. Lee Kershaw, 24. Eribe Doro, 25. Bill Leyland, 26. AJ Wallace, 27. Leon Ruan, 28. Zach Fishwick, 29. Louix Gorman, 30. Leo Tennison, 31. Lennie Ellis, 32. Connor Barley, 33. Harvey Horne, 34. Neil Tchamambe

Leeds Rhinos

The question at Leeds was how would they fit in their three wingers and utility back Jake Connor. Brad Arthur has answered that with one player switching to centre and new signing Connor taking a shirt number outside the initial 17.

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1 Lachlan Miller, 2 Maika Sivo, 3 Harry Newman, 4 Ash Handley, 5 Ryan Hall, 6 Brodie Croft, 7 Matt Frawley, 8 Mikolaj Oledzki, 9 Andy Ackers, 10 Keenan Palasia, 11 James Bentley, 12 James McDonnell, 13 Cameron Smith

14 Jarrod O’Connor, 15 Sam Lisone, 16 Morgan Gannon, 17 Cooper Jenkins, 18 Jake Connor, 19 Tom Holroyd, 20 Jack Sinfield, 21 Alfie Edgell, 22 Tom Nicholson-Watton, 23 Riley Lumb, 24 Ben Littlewood, 25 Ned McCormack, 26 Max Simpson. Full-time squad members without a number: Fergus McCormack, Presley Cassell, Toby Warren, Jack Smith.

Leigh Leopards

TBC

Salford Red Devils

TBC

St Helens

Tristan Sailor being number six was revealed before the full squad numbers were revealed, and this shows that he’ll likely be in the halves rather than at full-back.

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1. Jack Welsby, 2. Kyle Feldt, 3. Konrad Hurrell, 4. Mark Percival, 5. Jon Bennison, 6. Tristan Sailor, 7. Jonny Lomax, 8. Alex Walmsley, 9. Daryl Clark, 10. Matty Lees, 11. Curtis Sironen, 12. Joe Batchelor, 13. Morgan Knowles

14. Moses Mbye, 15. James Bell, 16. Matt Whitley, 17. Agnatius Paasi, 18. Jake Wingfield, 19. George Delaney, 20. Lewis Murphy, 21. Noah Stephens, 22. Ben Davies, 23. Jake Burns, 24. Jonny Vaughan, 25. Tee Ritson, 26. Harry Robertson, 27. George Whitby, 28. Will Roberts, 29. Dayon Sambou, 30. Owen Dagnall, 31. Leon Cowen, 32. Ciaran Nolan, 33. Alfie Sinclair, 34. Jake Davies, 35. Cole Marsh

Wakefield Trinity

On their return to Super League, Wakefield Trinity have confirmed their squad numbers after making plenty of signings. Tom Johnstone returns to claim number five with a new half-back pairing hinted at as well.

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1. Max Jowitt, 2. Lachlan Walmsley, 3. Cameron Scott, 4. Corey Hall, 5. Tom Johnstone, 6. Jake Trueman, 7. Olly Russell, 8. Mike McMeeken, 9. Liam Hood, 10. Ky Rodwell, 11. Seth Nikotemo, 12. Josh Griffin, 13. Jay Pitts

14. Thomas Doyle, 15. Caleb Hamlin-Uele, 16. Renouf Atoni, 17. Matty Storton, 18. Isaiah Vagana, 19. Oliver Pratt, 20. Mason Lino, 21. Mathieu Cozza, 22. Luke Bain, 23. Josh Rourke, 24. Matty Russell, 25. Jack Croft, 26. Myles Lawford, 27. Isaac Shaw, 28. Harvey Smith, 29. Noah Booth, 30. Jayden Myers

Warrington Wolves

The Wolves were the first side to reveal their squad numbers for 2025, with perhaps the big story being Leon Hayes taking number seven.

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1. Matt Dufty, 2. Josh Thewlis, 3. Toby King, 4. Rodrick Tai, 5. Matty Ashton, 6. George Williams, 7. Leon Hayes, 8. James Harrison, 9. Danny Walker, 10. Paul Vaughan, 11. Ben Currie, 12. Lachlan Fitzgibbon, 13. Luke Yates

14. Sam Powell, 15. Joe Philbin, 16. Zane Musgrove, 17. Jordy Crowther, 18. Oli Leyland, 19. Stefan Ratchford, 20. Connor Wrench, 21. Adam Holroyd, 22. Tom Whitehead, 23. Cai Taylor-Wray, 24. Max Wood, 25. Lucas Green, 26. Dan Russell, 27. Luke Thomas, 28. Jake Thewlis, 29. Zac Bardsley-Rowe, 30. Dan Okoro, 31. Alfie Johnson, 32. Nolan Tupaea, 33. Arron Lindop

Wigan Warriors

Luke Thompson has snatched a starting number from Liam Byrne for 2025, and Junior Nsemba has taken Willie Isa’s.

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1. Jai Field, 2. Abbas Miski, 3. Adam Keighran, 4. Jake Wardle, 5. Liam Marshall, 6. Bevan French, 7. Harry Smith, 8. Ethan Havard, 9. Brad O’Neill, 10. Luke Thompson, 11. Junior Nsemba, 12. Liam Farrell, 13. Kaide Ellis

14. Willie Isa, 15. Patrick Mago, 16. Liam Byrne, 17. Kruise Leeming, 18. Warriors Fans, 19. Tyler Dupree, 20. Harvie Hill, 21. Sam Walters, 22. Zach Eckersley, 23. Tom Forber, 24. Jack Farrimond, 25. Sam Eseh, 26. Jacob Douglas, 27. Harvey Makin, 28. Tiaki Chan, 29. Taylor Kerr, 30. Nathan Lowe, 31. Lukas Mason, 32. Noah Hodkinson, 33. Kian Mcdermott, 34. George Hirst