Manly star Addin Fonua-Blake has confirmed that he will be leaving the club after six years to join the New Zealand Warriors.
The 24-year-old took to his personal Instagram account to say goodbye to the Manly faithful, and he will join the Warriors on a three-year deal.
"Hardest decision I've had to make of my career but after six years with this family my time has come to an end," he wrote.
"I'd like to thank everyone from the coaching staff and all the players to all the loyal fans that stuck with us/me through every hard time we had over the past six years.
"Excited/Nervous about what waits for me next at the Warriors. Nothing but love for the Bird Gang Brothers.
"My Brotherhood will never be broken with you boys ofas kautamas. Family first in every decision I make."
Fonua-Blake made his debut for Manly back in 2016 and played in 97 games for the club, scoring 13 tries.
The star prop had two years to run on his current deal with the Sea Eagles, but was given permission to speak to rival clubs after he asked for a release for personal reasons.
from WWOS https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/addin-fonua-blake-confirms-nz-warriors-deal-manly-sea-eagles-exit/8ea8337f-62bf-4f7d-9ef6-e401d6e18208
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