LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
Cronulla Sharks winger Ronaldo Mulitalo has spoken out about the sacrifices he made as a teenager when he moved away from his family in New Zealand to pursue his NRL dreams in Australia.
Mulitalo's journey has been a challenging one since making his NRL debut in 2019, but he remains dedicated to representing his family and cultural heritage.
As the Sharks gear up to take on the Raiders during Multicultural Round, Mulitalo expressed the pain of being away from his loved ones.
Despite initially representing America and Samoa, Mulitalo has now cemented his place in the New Zealand squad since his debut in 2022.
Unfortunately, a setback due to injury caused him to miss last year's Pacific Championships, but he is eager to make a comeback on the international stage by the end of this season.
Mulitalo's commitment to his cultural background and family is evident, as he continues to fly the flag for his heritage despite the challenges he has faced.
The upcoming international tournament, featuring New Zealand, Samoa, and Tonga, will provide Mulitalo with an opportunity to showcase his talents once again.
Despite the distance from his family, Mulitalo's connection to his roots remains strong, and he is determined to represent his heritage with pride in the face of adversity.
As Mulitalo prepares to take on new challenges on the field, his resilience and dedication to his culture serve as a testament to his strength and character.
The winger's story is a reminder that no matter where life takes you, the values instilled by family and cultural ties remain a source of inspiration and motivation.