The Manly Sea Eagles have confirmed Luke Brooks, Jaxson Paulo and Tommy Talau will all join the club from the start of 2024, while Tolutau Koula has also been re-signed.

In a move that locks down four roster spots long-term for the Sea Eagles, Brooks will join the second club of his career after an 11-year stint at the Wests Tigers, signing a four-year deal that keeps him on the Northern Beaches until at least the end of 2027.

Koula has also signed until at least the end of 2027 on a three-year extension, ending any chance of the youngster moving to rugby union, while Paulo has signed until 2026 on a three-year deal, and Talau joins on a two-year deal until at least the end of 2025.

Brooks, a constant topic of conversation during his long stint at the Tigers, told the club last month he wouldn't be continuing into a 12th season at Concord.

Manly coach Anthony Seibold said he was looking forward to having Brooks' experience at the club.

โ€œLuke is a quality half-back, a former Dally M Medallist, and brings over 200 games of experience to our club,'' said Manly Coach Anthony Seibold.

โ€œHe has got a fantastic left foot kicking game and is a really good runner of the football.

โ€œWe feel as though he will add to the spine players we have already got at our club.โ€

The confirmation of Brooks' signing likely means the experiment of Josh Schuster in the halves is over, with the youngster to move back to the second-row, while Brooks will join Daly Cherry-Evans in the halves.

Meanwhile, Paulo and Talau both will add to the depth of the outside backs at the club.

โ€œJaxson brings over 50 games of NRL experience with him. He has been in really good systems at the South Sydney Rabbitohs and Sydney Roosters," Seibold said.

โ€œHis best year was in 2021 where he appeared in the NRL Grand Final. The thing I liked about him that year was just the consistency in his performance.

โ€œHe has started the year really strongly for the Roosters and we feel as though his best football is in front of him.

โ€œTommy is someone I've watched closely for a number of years. He made his debut as an 18-year-old at the Tigers but he has been hampered a little bit by missing the full 2022 season.

โ€œI think he has shown this year his aggression. He is a powerful player but he also shows great skill.

โ€œWhat Jaxson and Tommy add to us is competition for spots because we are trying to build consistent performances as a team.

โ€œWe want competition for spots and they add to the quality that we have already got in our outside backs.โ€

The re-signing of Koula may be the best news for the Sea Eagles though.

The youngster had been heavily linked with a code swap or a move elsewhere in the NRL. Able to play fullback, wing, or centre, he has the potential to develop into one of the best players in the game, becoming a permanent part of Manly's first-grade side before his 20th birthday.

โ€œTolu has been a real find for our club over the last 18 months," Seibold added.

โ€œHe has come through here as a junior, playing in our Harold Matthews and SG Ball teams.

โ€œTolu has further improved as a player this season and we feel that he has got great potential.

โ€œWith Tolu now signed on for another couple of years, we are really looking forward to seeing him play his best football.โ€