OLI LEYLAND has left Warrington Wolves with immediate effect, in order to seek playing opportunities elsewhere.
The halfback made five appearances for the Wolves after joining ahead of the 2025 Super League season from boyhood club London Broncos.
A long-term knee injury cut his campaign short, and, after a period of rehabilitation, Leyland will now seek regular game time elsewhere.
Leyland signed for Warrington on a two-year deal, meaning the halfback was out of contract at the end of the current campaign.
However, he is yet to feature for the Wolves this season due to injury, whilst young halfbacks Ewan Irwin and Leon Hayes have stepped up to the plate in the absence of captain George Williams and veteran Marc Sneyd.
25-year-old Leyland made 95 appearances for London between 2021 and 2024, racking up over 400 points for the capital club in the process.
He also spent time with Widnes Vikings and Hull KR during the 2025 Championship and Super League seasons respectively.