Troubled youngster Moses Suli has reportedly been thrown a NRL lifeline by Manly.
Suli was cut by his second club in a month when he parted ways with Canterbury earlier this week over concerns about his dedication and work ethic.
News Corp Australia is reporting he has been signed to a one-year deal by the Sea Eagles, however a contract is yet to be registered with the NRL.
Once considered one of the hottest young talents in the game, the hulking outside back suffered an alarming fall from grace having been cut by the Bulldogs just 27 days after signing a three-year deal.
It came after he was sent home from training following a string of minor disciplinary issues.
Suli caused a sensation when he was signed to a three-year deal, worth a reported $1.2 million by the Wests Tigers, before even making his first-grade debut.
The 19-year-old made 16 appearances last year for the Tigers before turning out for Tonga at the World Cup.
However, in late January, he was cut amid rumours of his lack of application and his weight ballooning out.