Hull Kingston Rovers have secured the signing of Rhyse Martin from Leeds Rhinos on a two-year deal, set to commence in 2025. Martin, a Papua New Guinea international, has been a standout player for Leeds, scoring over 1,000 points during his six-season tenure, primarily through goal-kicking, where he boasts an impressive success rate of around 80%. Hull KR head coach Willie Peters emphasized Martin's experience and goal-kicking ability as vital to enhancing the team's performance. The signing addresses Hull KR's ongoing struggle with goal-kicking, which has seen mixed success from players like Mikey Lewis and Jez Litten this season. Analysts, including Jon Wilkin, regard Martin as a significant addition that could bolster the team's chances for the League Leaders' Shield and a Grand Final appearance. Martin expressed enthusiasm about joining Hull KR, citing positive discussions with Peters as influential in his decision.