An England international, who has won every honour in the game, scoring 230 tries in 324 Leeds appearances in the process. Anybody with those stats is worth a serious look at.

As such, Hull KR were last night credited with having a nosey, and that is of little surprise. With former Leeds stars Jamie Peacock, Danny McGuire and many others now at KCOM Craven Park, the Rhinos connection with Rovers is massive.

TOUGH MOMENT: Leeds' Ryan Hall touches down for his second try against Hull FC in last year's Challenge Cup semi. (Image: SWpix)

Whilst no offer has yet been tabled by KR, the pulling power of the aforementioned duo may tempt Hall to consider a move to east Hull.

But, and I cannot stress enough, the fact of the matter is that so many other teams – in both codes and in both hemispheres - will undoubtedly now see the former Oulton Raiders amateur as a realistic target.

He could still cut it in the NRL, where he’d probably earn a considerably bigger salary than what he could pocket if he remains in Super League.

Moreover, rugby union offers a different avenue for Hall to explore but let’s hope we don’t lose one of England’s greatest products to the 15-a-side code.

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For Rovers, what a massive coup he’d be. The six-times Grand Final winner, still aged only 30, has a handful of years ahead of him and continues to star on a regular occurrence for the Rhinos. Currently, he's the second-top metre-maker in Super League.

With Justin Carney out of contract at the end of this season, there may well be a gap opening on the KR flanks for someone to grab. Whilst the Robins have Ryan Shaw, Joe Wardill, Will Oakes and Elliot Wallis as options on the edges, Hall’s experience would be welcomed with open arms.

The latter trio are still in the early stages of their career, with Shaw too only 25-years-old and Hall would be a huge compliment and assistance to the talent already at the club.

Tim Sheens and his boardroom staff will no doubt be looking closely to see if they can work their magic to but they know they’ll face stiff competition to attract the winger to the club for 2019.

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Yet who thought Rovers would secure the signing of McGuire for this term and next? Stranger things have happened and you can forgive some KR fans who may already be dreaming of seeing Hall in a red and white shirt.