Ronaldo Mulitalo, the prolific New Zealand winger for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks, has committed his future to the club by signing a new three-year contract that will keep him at Cronulla until at least the end of the 2028 season.
Mulitalo’s decision to re-sign with the Sharks has significant implications for the Brisbane Broncos. Reports had indicated that the Broncos were interested in acquiring Mulitalo’s services, potentially to bolster their wing positions. However, with Mulitalo’s commitment to Cronulla, the Broncos will need to explore alternative options to strengthen their roster.
This development also affects Selwyn Cobbo, the talented winger for the Brisbane Broncos. Cobbo, who has been a standout performer for the Broncos and has represented Queensland and Australia, was reportedly a target for the Sharks. With Mulitalo’s re-signing, the Sharks may now turn their attention to Cobbo, potentially leading to a bidding war for his signature. Cobbo’s impressive performances have made him a highly sought-after player, and his future remains a topic of significant interest in the NRL.
As the NRL season progresses, the dynamics of player signings and team compositions continue to evolve. The decisions made by players like Mulitalo and Cobbo will have lasting impacts on their respective clubs and the broader rugby league landscape
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