Hull KR have continued their hectic rebuilding program by signing Harlequins prop David Mills and teenager Luke Menzies.
Hull KR continue rebuilding for next season.
Hull KR have continued their hectic rebuilding program by adding two more players for next season in Harlequins prop David Mills and teenager Luke Menzies.
Rovers have been the busiest Super League side in terms of new signings, and have moved into overdrive since securing their top-flight status.
Coach Justin Morgan has already brought in a number of new faces whilst telling half-a-dozen first-teamers they need to find a new club for next season.
Wales international prop David Mills is one man arriving at Craven Park next season, with the 26-year-old signing a 12-month deal with the Robins.
"His work ethic is second to none and he plays the game hard," said Morgan.
"He will add strength and aggression to our pack which will make him a threat."
Former Widnes man Mills played 50 times for Quins after moving to London and his 6ft 5ins presence will add more strength to the Rovers line-up.
Mills will be joined in East Hull by 18-year-old Luke Menzies, who has signed a one-year deal from National League One club Batley.
"Luke is a youngster with a huge amount of potential and has a burning desire to succeed in the game," added Morgan.
"He's passionate about his footy and will give the forwards a touch of youth.
It's great to be in a position to be giving a player of Luke's abilities the chance to join a Super League squad."
