Hull KR have done fantastic work in terms of recruitment bringing in Leeds Rhinos academy product AJ Wallace, former Wigan Warriors star Oliver Gildart and former Warrington Wolves star Peta Hiku.

They have drafted in Castleford Tigers fullback Niall Evalds as well and have also moved for Wakefield Trinity prop Jai Whitbread.

According to the Mole, he has signed for the Robins but due to their quota spots being full this necessitates the need for a release.

This is reportedly set to be Rhys Kennedy but could be any quota player.

This comes after the club confirmed the signing of an exciting Leeds Rhinos youngster.

Highly rated England Academy winger, Neil Tchamambe has signed on a two-year deal from Leeds Rhinos.

In the 2022 Academy season, the young winger ran in eleven tries for Leeds Rhinos Academy which helped the side secure the Academy Grand Final. In 2023, Tchamambe continued his form for the Rhinos’ u18s and Reserves which resulted in Neil being selected for the England Academy side earlier this year, scoring twice in the win against France.

An explosive winger, standing at 6’4, Neil brings quality attributes that will be integral to his development at Hull KR from 2024 onwards.

Head Coach Willie Peters echoed these attributes after tying down the youngster:

“I watched Neil in the Yorkshire vs Lancashire Academy Origin here at Sewell Group Craven Park, he’s a big body and finds his front when he’s carrying the ball, and he has some real speed when he gets going. We’re confident Neil can apply himself and develop into a Super League player here at Hull KR.”

After signing for Hull KR, Neil Tchamambe shared of his excitement to have signed with the Robins:

“It’s an honour signing for Hull KR. There’s a huge buzz surrounding the club at the moment especially with all the new signings that are coming in, and I’m really excited to join the same environment as these players. Seeing how the club has improved over the past few years is incredible and I can’t wait to be part of the progress.”

“My main focus is my personal development as a Rugby player, and gaining experience in a first team environment, learning from the older and experienced players. Hopefully through that I’m able to grab a first team debut and solidify myself as a first team Super League player.”