Overview

• Tevaga will depart Manly Sea Eagles after featuring in every match of their 2025 campaign as one of 12 players out of contract
• The 29-year-old offers nearly a decade of NRL experience, including 138 games for New Zealand Warriors and a Dally M interchange of the year honour in 2018
• He becomes Wakefield’s second overseas recruit for 2026 following the earlier capture of Brisbane Broncos hooker Tyson Smoothy
• Wakefield have climbed to within a point of the Super League play-off places after a victory over reigning champions Wigan Warriors
• The Samoa international is expected to bolster the middle forwards with proven versatility at loose forward and hooker