Jamal Fogarty leaves Canberra Raiders for Manly Sea Eagles on a three-year, $2 million deal.
Jamal Fogarty has officially quit the Canberra Raiders to sign a three-year, $2 million deal at the Manly Sea Eagles.
The halfback walked into Ricky Stuart's office in Canberra on Tuesday morning to reveal a decision which Fogarty has agonised over for weeks.
Stuart accepted the news and vowed that Fogarty would remain an integral part of the club's premiership charge this year.
Fogarty signed with Manly as a replacement for Daly Cherry-Evans.
Canberra will prepare boom, former Parramatta Eels halfback Ethan Sanders to replace Fogarty long term.