Carlos Tuimavave, the 32-year-old centre for Hull FC, will depart the club at the end of the season after a nine-year tenure that included two Challenge Cup victories. Having joined Hull in 2016, he has made 180 appearances and is the club's fourth-highest overseas appearance-maker. Tuimavave expressed mixed emotions about leaving, stating that it is the right time to move on and that he has no regrets about his journey. His exit, alongside the retirement of club legend Danny Houghton, signifies the end of an era for the club's Challenge Cup-winning squad. Hull FC chairman Adam Pearson praised Tuimavave as one of the greatest signings in the club's history, highlighting his professionalism and leadership. Tuimavave is now looking for new opportunities in the Super League for the 2025 season.