Wakefield scrum-half Harry Siejka has joined Championship outfit Featherstone Rovers on a month-long loan, with an option to extend his stay to the rest of the season.
The young Australian joined the Wildcats a few games into the Super League season and has since made nine appearances, scoring one try. He is unlikely to get much first team action for the remainder of the year after Salford’s Tim Smith returned to the Rapid Solicitors Stadium on a temporary deal earlier this week.
Featherstone ‘s majority shareholder Feisal Nahaboo said: “Over the past two weeks we have delayed new signings to focus on long-term contracts with existing squad members but the opportunity to bring Siejka to Rovers was too good to turn down.
“I think people are really starting to take notice of Featherstone Rovers and we will succeed in our ambition. The club has made prudent signings meaning we are under the wage cap, yet we have more quality arrivals to announce in due course.”
