🌟 Rhys Williams, dubbed the ‘Mo Salah of rugby’, has officially announced his retirement from the sport at age 35! Known for his incredible speed and iconic look, Rhys shot to viral fame back in 2020 when a video of his sensational try for Salford Red Devils racked up over 55 million views. 🎥🏉
A Welsh rugby league legend, Rhys wraps up a career full of achievements: he’s Wales’ most-capped player, with 38 appearances and 24 tries. Williams’ remarkable journey saw him playing for Widnes Vikings, where he’s currently the top scorer with 12 tries in just 16 matches!
Reflecting on his career, Rhys shared: “Rugby has given me lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories. Thank you to every coach and player, my loved ones, and especially my wife for the endless support. I look forward to more time with you all.” 💖
Rhys received a heartwarming send-off, honoured by both teams before his last match. Coach Allan Coleman praised his professionalism, stating: “Rhys has set the standard for our team this season.”
Thank you for the memories, Rhys! Your legacy on and off the field will not be forgotten. 🏆👏 #RugbyLegend #MoSalahOfRugby #ThankYouRhys
