Cade Cust confirms Wigan Warriors departure: 'I've enjoyed every moment'

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Cade Cust has confirmed his exit from Wigan Warriors following the completion of the 2023 Super League campaign.

The 25-year-old Australian has announced his departure from the DW Stadium via social media following a two-year stint.

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Having joined from NRL’s Manly Sea Eagles ahead of 2022, Cust made 40 appearances under head coach Matt Peet, scoring six tries.

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Wigan’s Cade Cust celebrates the quarter-final Challenge Cup win over Warrington Wolves at homeWigan’s Cade Cust celebrates the quarter-final Challenge Cup win over Warrington Wolves at home
Wigan’s Cade Cust celebrates the quarter-final Challenge Cup win over Warrington Wolves at home

He started in last year’s Challenge Cup triumph over Huddersfield Giants at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, later forced from the field with an elbow injury during the 16-14 win.

Cust featured in the opening six rounds of 2023 but was sidelined ahead of the clash against rivals Leigh Leopards due to a neck injury and later struggled to return to the halves with Bevan French shifted from the wing to partner Harry Smith.

He made a total of 14 Super League appearances in 2023, registering one try and four assists, as Wigan claimed the League Leaders’ Shield.

The one-time Indigenous All Stars representative was also a part of the reserves side that defeated St Helens 24-0 in the Grand Final alongside first team players Iain Thornley, Ryan Hampshire, Junior Nsemba and Joe Shorrocks.

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Wigan's Cade Cust & Patrick Mago celebrate the Grand Final victory at Old TraffordWigan's Cade Cust & Patrick Mago celebrate the Grand Final victory at Old Trafford
Wigan's Cade Cust & Patrick Mago celebrate the Grand Final victory at Old Trafford

"I'd like to say a massive thank you to Wigan Warriors for the past two years, to the coaching staff, the players and most importantly the fans,” Cust wrote on Instagram.

“I've enjoyed every moment and have made some lifelong mates along the way which I'll be forever grateful for.

"I've gained some amazing memories in this jersey which I'll never forget.

“Thank you.”