Tag: Ronaldo Mulitalo

Sam Ayoub‘s client Cronulla rookie Ronaldo Mulitalo has been selected to represent the United States for the inaugural World Cup 9s tournament, as reported by NRL Media.  Mitchell Jones on Zero Tackle writes, Mulitalo isn’t the first Shark to represent the States with ex-Cronulla man Joseph Paulo having captained captained USA at the 2013 World Cup. Read more here

Cronulla were already heading for victory against the Warriors when Bronson Xerri grubbered to the in-goal for two of his teammates to battle it out to grab a four-pointer. Read more of this story written by George Clarke on Fox Sports, As it trickled towards over the tryline, John Morris’ side had two men ready to pounce in Josh Dugan

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Sam Ayoub‘s cluient Ronaldo Mulitalo and Lorenzo Mulitalo have been handed new deals by Cronulla Sharks. Drew Darbyshire of Love Rugby League tells this story, Ronaldo, 19, has made four appearances for the Sharks since making his first-grade debut earlier this year and has signed until the end of 2021. Lorezno has penned a training contract for the 2020 pre-season

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Sam Ayoub‘s client Exciting teenage winger Ronaldo Mulitalo has turned down big money offers elsewhere to extend his stay at Cronulla by a further two years. In the article by Sporting News, Muliltalo said, “I’m excited, it’s a good time to be around the club,” Ronaldo said. “I’m getting comfortable in my role, I try to bring energy to the

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Sam Ayoub‘s client Ronaldo Mulitalo twists, turns, and manages to ground the ball before going into touch for the first try at PointsBet Stadium. Watch the video on www.nrl.com

Cronulla have renewed the contract of [Sam Ayoub‘s client] youngster Ronaldo Mulitalo, upgrading him to their NRL top 30 squad in the process. In the article written by Tom Naghten for Sporting News, Mulitalo says, “Whether I play or not, the experience to be there around that senior group, to learn from them and see how they prepare as professionals

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Sam Ayoub‘s client Cronulla debutant Ronaldo Mulitalo has been told to hold his head high by coach John Morris after he had one minute’s notice that he would debut against the Broncos at Suncorp Stadium. Joel Gould of NRL.com writes, Morris had comforting words for Mulitalo after the game where he showed tenacity and glimpses of the skills that have him

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