Leigh Centurions are hopeful of making 'three or four' more additions to their squad before the start of the new Championship season - with new head of rugby Chris Chester promising the club are aiming to build a squad that is ready for Super League in 2023.
After another off-season with high turnover at the Leigh Sports Village - including off the field - Chester is aiming to draw a comparison with his most successful period in charge of Wakefield Trinity, when the club made only a handful of changes to their playing squad in achieving back-to-back fifth-place finishes in Super League.
Leigh have flexed their financial muscle in preparation for their return to the Championship, with a number of high-profile additions, the latest being Papua New Guinea international Edwin Ipape. But Chester says their squad is still not yet complete.
