Joseph Leilua

Rugby League player, NRL superstar

Joseph Leilua - Rugby League player, NRL superstar
Born

December 12th, 1991
33 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Australia

Links & References

Played professional rugby league primarily as a centre. Leilua began his career with the Sydney Roosters before moving to the Newcastle Knights. Gained recognition for his strong performances in the National Rugby League (NRL). Had significant stints with the Canberra Raiders and the Wests Tigers. Represented Samoa in international competitions and showcased his talents in multiple NRL seasons.

Played for the Sydney Roosters

Played for the Newcastle Knights

Played for the Canberra Raiders

Represented Samoa in rugby league

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