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In a recent announcement, the Canberra Raiders have confirmed that Brad Schneider, a promising player, has been released from the club to pursue an immediate opportunity with an English Super League Club.
Schneider, who made his debut in 2021, has played a total of 12 matches for the Raiders.
Head Coach Ricky Stuart expressed his support for Schneider's decision, stating that the release would provide him with a chance to advance his career in the sport.
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