UK Super League club Warrington have signed South Sydney forward Jason Clark on a two-year deal from 2019.
Clark, 28, who has made 157 NRL appearances for the Rabbitohs since making his debut in 2009, was a member of the Souths team that won the grand final in 2014.
A fan favourite at the Rabbitohs, a change.org petition was launched in the hope of keeping him at the club.
But Souths made it clear salary cap pressures would make it tough to put together another deal for Clark and he was encouraged to make a move after 2017.
There he'll join up with former Rabbitohs teammate Bryson Goodwin.
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"I'm glad to have my contract organised with Warrington and I'm looking forward to the next chapter in my career over in England - but first we have a job to finish here at Souths," said Clark of his side who've won five games in a row and are third in the NRL.
