Huddersfield sign Evalds permanently from Hull KR
"When I signed on loan, it wasn't with a short-term view," Evalds said. , external"It was to be at Giants for the next few years. I want to focus on getting back to enjoying it and doing what I can do."The start of my Giants career hasn't gone particularly to plan, but I'm here for the longer term and I'm working really hard in rehab to get back stronger for next year."
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