Interchange Player of the Year Jazz Tevaga has agreed a new two-year deal with the New Zealand Warriors.

Warriors chief executive George Cameron told AAP the 23-year-old would re-sign for the club, despite turning down an earlier offer and attracting interest from at least three other clubs.

The deal caps off a big week for Tevaga, who was named Interchange Player of the Year at the Dally M awards.

The Warriors will now set their sights on re-signing Issac Luke.

The fullback's current contract has expired but reiterated at last night's Dally M awards that he wants to remain at the Warriors.

“We want to stay in New Zealand as a family, my wife and the kids,” Luke told NRL.com.

“My manager is doing everything he can to get a really good contract. In saying that, I am happy where I am and obviously I want to stay."

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