Warrington Wolves: Last News

Liverpool Echo reports.

Salford Red Devils have reignited their pursuit of explosive forward Sitaleki Akauola.

Rebekah Wilson has swapped push starts and Olympic rings for tackle counts and tries.

Daryl Powell is the new head coach of Warrington Wolves.

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Warrington Wolves forward Samy Kibula has suffered a sickening blow after being ruled out for the entirety of the season.The towering prop has ruptured his Achilles in training and will now miss the entirety of the year.It's a cruel blow for the former Wigan Warriors Academy talent, who was set to spend the season on loan with Championship side Newcastle Thunder.Kibula, 21, made two appearances for the Wolves last year under Steve Price, but was heading to the second-tier for further first-grade experience this campaign.He joined the Wolves from Wigan ahead of the 2020 season, having played for Dewsbury and Swinton in the Championship a year earlier.That opportunity has now sadly been cut short before taking to the field, with the

Steve Price only announced his departure from Warrington a few days ago and it is nine long months until he is due to depart.But that hasn't stopped Wire fans speculating as to who could take the hot seat at the end of the Australian's tenure, with many names thrown into the mix.So with Warrington looking for a new person to take them forward, who exactly could they be looking at? We take a look at some potential candidates.If victory at Old Trafford is what you're after, why not go and get the person who has won there more than anyone else?McDermott is a four-time Super League champion, has won the Challenge Cup twice and won the World Club Challenge all during his time at Leeds.He oversaw a dynasty at Headingley and his record speaks for

Steve Price will leave his position as Warrington Wolves head coach at the end of the season.The Australian informed the club's players of his intentions to depart once his contract expires at the end of the year earlier today.Price joined the club in 2018 and reached two major finals that year, though they ultimately lost in both.He was handed a new deal thereafter that took his contract through to the end of 2021 and a year later he lifted silverware as the Wolves won the Challenge Cup.Last season the club finished third in Super League, but they lost in the first round of the play-offs to Hull FC.Currently, it is unclear how the Wolves plan on replacing Price, with many at the club only learning of his plans earlier today.“Warrington

direct to your inboxWarrington Wolves forward Chris Hill showed he was all class after congratulating Jack Hughes on taking the captaincy from him.Hill has been the Wire captain for the past five seasons but has relinquished his duties in order for Hughes to take the team forward.During his tenure as captain, the Wolves won the League Leaders' Shield in 2016 and followed that up with Challenge Cup glory.The pair were co-captains last year, but Hughes has now completed the transition with Hill taking a backseat in order to focus on his performances.After the club announced the news, 33-year-old Hill took to Twitter to congratulate his team-mate.