Jarome Luai: Net Worth, Twitter, Instagram Post, Salary
Born on January 16, 1997, Jarome Luai is an international rugby league football player representing Samoa. He currently plays as a five-eighth for the Penrith Panthers in the National Rugby League (NRL). With the Panthers, he has won three premierships. He has also played for the NSW Blues in State of Origin, Samoa in tests and 9s, and the Māori All Stars internationally.
Jarome Luai: Net Worth, Twitter, Instagram Post, Salary
Net Worth:
In 2023, Jarome Luai’s net worth is estimated to be $10 million. With the Penrith, Luai won the NRL Grand Finals in 2021 and 2022.
In 2018, Luai made his NRL debut. Since establishing himself as one of the Panthers’ main playmakers, he has scored two magnificent tries and been named man-of-the-match in his two games against the New Zealand Warriors.
Jarome, who had established himself in the halves alongside Nathan Cleary, was a big part of the team’s 2020 NRL Grand Final drive.
Twitter:
At the conclusion of 2024, Jarome Luai is expected to depart Penrith, with Wests Tigers leading the chase to sign the three-time NRL premiership-winning five-eighth. Luai was reportedly close to accepting a long-term contract with the Tigers, who might provide a salary in the seven figures starting in 2025, according to reports on Saturday.
Instagram Post:
Blues player Jarome Luai responded to criticism about his team’s horrifying defeat in the second Origin game by sending a derogatory message to enraged supporters on Instagram.
The five-eighth person added, “Calm down, you all idiots have vwork tomorrow morning,” with multiple happy-crying emojis and the music “Me Against The World” by rapper Tupac Shakur playing in the background.
The fans he was making fun of would need to labour for three to six months in order to earn the $30,000 he received for a single game, as 2GB commentator Ray Hadley pointed out.
Salary:
Luai had been free to negotiate with other teams for 2025 starting in November, and the Panthers, who were trying to avoid being forced to pay a wage cap, were only willing to give him an annual salary of $850,000.