The lowdown on the players leaving Rhinos after the end of this season

At least five members of Leeds Rhinos' full-time squad won't be at the club next year.

- by Peter Smith

Of those, two have already signed elsewhere, one has retired and another returned home to Australia. Here we assess the contribution of players whose contract expired after Rhinos' final game of the campaign.

Matt Frawley (2024-25; 32 games, seven tries)

The halfback was signed from Canberra Raiders ahead of the 2024 campaign to replace fellow Aussie Aidan Sezer. He was a regular in his first year with Leeds, missing only two games, but featured just six times this season.

Frawley began 2025 as first-choice scrumhalf, but quickly dropped below Jake Connor and Jack Sinfield in the pecking order. After featuring in the reserves, he was loaned to Huddersfield, but suffered a season-ending ankle injury in August. The 30-year-old announced his playing retirement last month.