LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Jojo Fifita, an outside back for the Gold Coast Titans, is on the verge of signing a three-year extension that will keep him with the club beyond 2025.
Despite the Titans currently struggling at the bottom of the NRL ladder with just three wins from 12 matches, the team boasts a promising crop of young talent coming up through their pathways system.
As they aim to rebuild and regain a position in the NRL Finals, several players are expected to make their first-grade debuts, including brothers Isaac and Zane Harrison, and talented centre Sam Stephenson.
Among these rising stars is Jojo's younger brother, Viliami Fifita, who recently signed a four-year contract until 2029.
At just 16 years old and currently participating in the Future Titans program, Viliami has shown impressive skills at the schoolboy level.
Notably, he plays in the forwards, contrasting with Jojo's position as an outside back.
In revealing his aspirations, Jojo mentioned, "This is a family dream that we both want to make a reality." As he looks to secure his future with the Titans, the bond between the brothers is evident, with Jojo expressing pride in Viliami's development and the hopes for their shared success within the club structure.