Moses Leota

Rugby league player, Penrith Panthers prop

Moses Leota - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 20th, 1995
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Born in 1995, a rugby league player participated in the NRL. Represented the Penrith Panthers as a prop. Contributed to the team's success through strong defensive capabilities and solid tackles. Played a pivotal role in the Panthers' 2021 NRL Premiership victory.

Played for the Penrith Panthers

Won the 2021 NRL Premiership

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