BRAD FASH will leave Hull FC at the end of the season after twelve years of first-team service.
The 30-year-old forward, who is currently having a testimonial year, has made 203 appearances for the club.
He has been sidelined since May with a knee injury and is not expected to return for a farewell game.
Hull have confirmed a release list which also includes Samoan forward Ligi Sao, Australian halfback Jake Arthur and French prop Hugo Salabio.
Sao has been with the Black and Whites since 2020 while Salabio has spent two seasons and Arthur, who still had another year on his contract, just one.
Jed Cartwright, the son of former Hull coach John who is currently on loan at St Helens, will also be let go, as will youngsters Ben Johnson and Roman Dawson.
Those seven join the retiring Tom Briscoe plus Davy Litten and Amir Bourouh, who are bound for Wakefield Trinity and Catalans Dragons respectively, in leaving.
But young forward Lennon Clark, who has played six times this year, has penned an extension for 2027.
Yusuf Aydin is the only out-of-contract player not mentioned on Hull’s release list, but is understood to have signed a new deal.
Hull are set for significant change next season, when they will be led by former England coach Steve McNamara.
They have so far confirmed five signings, headlined by Sydney Roosters halfback Daly Cherry-Evans.
Also coming to the MKM Stadium are Leigh Leopards pair Bailey Hodgson and Isaac Liu, Catalans hooker Alrix Da Costa, and centre Jordan Swann from Wynnum Manly Seagulls.