Cronulla Sharks winger Ronaldo Mulitalo has seemingly dropped a cryptic clue on his social media regarding his future after reports emerged that he was being shopped to the Brisbane Broncos over the weekend.

While Mulitalo is off-contract at the end of the 2025 NRL season, it has been widely reported he would eventually re-sign with the Sharks.

That report had new light shed on it with the link to the Broncos though, and it was reportedly his own management doing the shopping, despite the fact he has been able to negotiate with rival clubs since November 1 last year.

Mulitalo took to social media though, seemingly rubbishing the reports with a simple caption of "trust me bro", and black, white and blue love hearts.

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His place at the Sharks, whether he re-signs or not, could come under threat in the coming time period though due to the emergence of Sam Stonestreet.

The towering winger will push both Mulitalo and Sione Katoa for a starting spot this year in Craig Fitzgibbon's side, with the added complication that he too is off-contract at the end of the coming season.

Brisbane's potential pursit of Mulitalo - although rumoured to be not overly interested - would make sense if they are to lose Selwyn Cobbo or Kotoni Staggs at the end of the year.

Both are off-contract at the end of 2025, and it's believed the Red Hill-based club won't have the salary cap to sign both players.

Exactly how that plays out remains to be seen, but Mulitalo would come cheaper than Cobbo, who is rumoured to be the player more unlikely to remain in Brisbane with the potential of seven figures being offered on his next deal from rival clubs.

2 COMMENTS

  1. “Mulitalo would come cheaper than Cobbo…” That’s not obvious, to me.

    Cobbo
    2023 20 tries from 24 games, 100 kicking metres
    2024 6 tries from 19 games, 41 kicking metres

    Mulitalo
    2023 21 tries from 23 games, 94 kicking metres
    2024 18 tries from 23 games, 136 kicking metres

    Stats don’t tell the whole tale, and last year Cobbo was in a poor team, but notwithstanding that, there is nothing that shouts out to me that Cobbo is obviously worth more money.

    Remember too, Mulitalo was called up for SOO and missed out only because NSW challenged his eligibility. If it were not for that, Ronaldo would probably be the incumbent QLD winger. As it is, he has two caps for NZ and one for Samoa. Cobbo has no international caps (unless my memory fails me).

    I suspect that Mulitalo’s manager is just stirring the pot to see if he can get a better offer from the Sharks. (Fare enough, that’s his job) It’s a bit dangerous though when Sam Stonestreet is knocking on the door of first-grade.

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