LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Melbourne Storm sensation, Sua Fa'alogo, recently sat down with Zero Tackle for an exclusive chat about his rise to the No.1 jersey, his bond with Ryan Papenhuyzen, conversations with Billy Slater, and his pride in representing Samoa on the international stage.
Fa'alogo, touted as the future star of the Storm, has already made waves in the NRL with his dazzling footwork, pinpoint passes, and lightning speed that leaves opponents in his dust.
Despite only ten NRL appearances under his belt, Fa'alogo has quickly become a standout player in the competition.
Having claimed the fullback spot for Samoa in last year's Pacific Championship and securing a four-year contract extension with the Storm after just one first-grade game, Fa'alogo is part of the new generation of NRL talent alongside players like Ethan Strange, Lachlan Galvin, and Jaxon Purdue.
In the first part of his interview with Zero Tackle, Fa'alogo delved into his friendship with fellow fullback Papenhuyzen and the ongoing "fullback conundrum" that coach Craig Bellamy will have to navigate in the seasons to come.
This Victorian-born rookie is certainly a player to watch as he continues to make his mark on the Rugby League world.