Hull KR forward Rhyse Martin plans to retire from rugby league following his participation with Papua New Guinea at this autumn’s Rugby League World Cup. Both outlets report that Martin is ending his playing career after representing PNG in the tournament. Sky Sports adds further detail that, after retiring, Martin is expected to move into a role connected to PNG Chiefs, a new NRL franchise. The reports describe the retirement as occurring after the World Cup campaign rather than immediately before it, indicating Martin will remain available for club duties until his international involvement concludes. Overall, the coverage agrees on Martin’s retirement plans and the timing tied to the World Cup, with the additional agreement that his next step involves work with the PNG Chiefs organization. No further specifics are provided in the shared excerpts about the exact position, start date, or responsibilities in his post-playing role.