MARC SNEYD has left Warrington Wolves with immediate effect.
The halfback has made 36 appearances for the Wolves since joining the Cheshire club in March 2025.
Sneyd claimed the third Lance Todd Trophy of his career in the 2025 Challenge Cup Final – which the Wolves lost to Hull KR.
He will be linking up with Salford at the end of the current campaign for what will be his third spell with his boyhood club.
The 35-year-old left the then-named Salford Red Devils to join Warrington 18 months ago as the former’s financial issues worsened.
Sneyd came through Salford’s junior ranks to debut for the club in 2010 but left at the end of 2013, first for Castleford Tigers on loan, then to Hull FC.
At Hull, the halfback won two Challenge Cups, with Sneyd winning the Lance Todd Trophy on each occasion.
His second spell at Salford began in 2022, and his performances that year earned him an England call-up.