Jack Walker has insisted he is determined to help Bradford Bulls back to Super League after it was confirmed he has signed for the Championship club, bringing an end to his Leeds Rhinos career in the process. Walker, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Hull FC, has agreed a one-year deal with the Bulls.
It means that Walker's time as a Leeds Rhinos player is now at a permanent conclusion, having left on loan midway through 2022. He wasn't part of Rohan Smith's plans for 2023 and was granted permission to speak to other clubs.
In the end, he said the chance to play for the Bulls and head coach Mark Dunning had a major influence in his decision to join the club. “The club’s going in the right direction, and I want to be a part of that, it’s a great club to sign for and when I’ve spoken to Mark it made my mind up, this is the club I want to play for," he said.
