After missing the finals, the Manly Sea Eagles have let go of three members of the football staff under Kieran Foran as part of a staffing revamp.
Former NRL player Brett Kimmorley, head of football Peter Gentle, and coaching development and leadership member Aaron Greaves are set to depart as Manly make a transformation of their staff, according to The Daily Telegraph.
Kimmorley departed from the Wests Tigers NRLW side as their coach after last season.
He left the role citing personal reasons for his decision to exit the club.
It would not take long for Kimmorley's return to the coaching space, joining the Sea Eagles as the club's NSW Cup coach this season.
Manly Sea Eagles won the wooden spoon in the NSW Cup competition this season.
Under Kimmorley, they only won two games all season.
The former halfback was on the club's list as a potential interim coach when Seibold was sacked after the first three games to start the season.
Anthony Seibold hired Greaves after last season, who had experience as an AFL leadership coach.
Gentle became the club's recruitment manager in 2023 before his promotion to head of football last year.
He would be in the coaches' box with Foran and had coaching experience as Brisbane's interim coach in 2020.
Last week, Peter V'landys attended the Manly board meeting, where he spoke about the direction rugby league is heading in.
The club is also hoping to secure its future at Brookvale by hosting politicians at their last home game this season against the Dragons in Round 26.
Manly is not the first club to have a change in their staff after their season finished, as John Morris confirmed his departure from the Wests Tigers.
The Sea Eagles finished 9th after starting the season 0-3, losing their first three games at home.
Kieran Foran had the club as high as the top four on the ladder before falling two wins short of being 8th and in the finals.
