Who are FC's next taxis off the rank?

YOUNG GUNS HOPING TO MAKE THEIR MARK ON HULL'S FIRST TEAM DURING 2026

- By DAN TOMLINSON

Hull's Callum and Lloyd Kemp ALLAN MCKENZIE/ SWPIX.COM

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Hull FC enter a new season in 2026 with new ambitions.

The club, with passions reignited after a positive 2025, are targeting the next level, a playoff finish, and have signed eight new players to try and do so.

But amid the new faces comes a desire to blood their own, to continue to see young and emerging talent come through the system and make their mark on the first team.

That aspiration has been made reality in recent times through Harvey Barron, Lewis Martin, and Davy Litten, three players now very much among the first names on the team sheet, with plenty more waiting in the wings, eager to impress and hungry to develop.

But who could be the next cabs off the rank, so to speak, and make their mark in the senior side?

Here, the Mail looks at a full XIII of young talent looking to do just that.

A name already well-known around Hull FC circles, having burst onto the scene in 2024, and while opportunities were harder to come by last year, the now 20-year-old, who has bulked up again this winter, will be looking to kick on this term after a big preseason and showcase the agile and fearless approach that makes him a promising prospect.