Api Koroisau will bring 170 NRL games of experience to the new-look Wests Tigers side with a track record of success at club, state and international levels 🐯
Api Koroisau For the majority of his career Koroisau has been part of successful sides who have won plenty of games.
The Fijian dummy-half has played in four Grand Finals for two separate clubs, winning three of them, and across 170 first-grade appearances has come out on the winning side 62 percent of the time. That doesn't mean his signing will automatically turn a team who finished last in 2022 into premiership contenders in the space of 12 months, but there is no doubt his winning mindset and standards will be a good thing for his new teammates, many of whom haven't won a lot at NRL level so far.
The club have also been crying out for a No.9 with experience ever since Robbie Farah retired in 2019, and since then they have tried a bunch of players in the position with varying levels of success.Up Next
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