The 20-year-old Samoan international player, Fa’alogo, made a stellar debut for the Storm last year, scoring two impressive tries against Brisbane. Mentored by Billy Slater and Ryan Papenhuyzen, Fa’alogo has developed into a talented fullback. He credits his teammates, including Cameron Munster, Jahrome Hughes, and Harry Grant, for supporting his growth on the field. Fa’alogo, a proud Melbourne boy and Samoan, is grateful for the opportunity to play for his hometown team and hopes to make a significant impact on the field. After excelling as a youngster, Fa’alogo has been awarded a new contract with the Storm, moving from the development list to the top 30 players. Storm General Manager Football, Frank Ponissi, praised Fa’alogo for his explosive pace and footwork, noting his patience and hard work in earning his spot on the team. Ponissi also highlighted Fa’alogo’s positive energy and character, making him a valuable asset to the club. Fa’alogo’s success story serves as an example of perseverance and dedication in pursuing a career in professional rugby league.
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Sua Fa’alogo extends contract with Storm through 2028
