HULL FC are making a play to bring halfback Marc Sneyd back to the club from Warrington Wolves, Total Rugby League understands.
Sneyd is out of contract at the end of this season and with Warrington possessing Brodie Croft, Ewan Irwin and Leon Hayes in 2027, it appears as though the 35-year-old is on the periphery at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
Sneyd, a three-time Lance Todd Trophy winner with more than 350 career appearances to his name, is no stranger to the Black and Whites having spent seven years at the MKM Stadium to become the club’s third highest-ever points scorer.
No deal is yet done but the approach comes with the future of Hull’s current scrum-half, Aidan Sezer, in doubt.
The club skipper is contracted until the end of 2027 but was dropped for last week’s defeat to Leigh Leopards after a difficult run of form.
Warrington head coach Sam Burgess threw fresh doubt on Sneyd’s future last week, telling BBC Radio Manchester: “For now, on contract (next season) is Brodie, Leon and Ewan.
“I think between the three of those guys for now that are on contract, they’re more than capable of getting a job done.
“With Marc, it’s whether we decide we want the experience around as well. It’s not something that we’re making a decision on now, but as the year unfolds, it might be something we look to do.”