Jarome Luai Net Worth 2023

Jarome Luai will have made a net worth of around $10M in 2023.  Luai has amassed the sum from his rugby football career as well as from other endorsements.

Luai made his NRL debut in 2018 and gained attention in his second game against the New Zealand Warriors with two spectacular tries and man-of-the-match performances since establishing himself as one of the Panthers' key playmakers.

The team's push to the NRL Grand Final in 2020 was greatly aided by Luai, who had made a name for himself in the halves alongside Nathan Cleary. 

He participated in his first State of Origin game in 2021 and later that year helped the Panthers win the championship.

In October, Luai was selected for the Samoa team to compete in the 2021 Rugby League World Cup. Luai took part in every game of the tournament, including the final against Australia, in which Samoa lost 30-10. He was named to the 2021 RLWC Tournament Team in November.

Jarome Luai salary with the Penrith Panthers is 700k dollars a year. Jarome also represents Samoa at the international level.

He has been a key part of the Panthers' success in recent years, helping them to the 2020 NRL Grand Final. 

Luai helped Penrith to a minor premiership and grand final berth in 2020, marking his team's breakthrough season. He has been playing with Penrith since 2015. Before that, he played junior rugby league with the St Marys Saints.

The local junior won a position in Brad Fittler's expanded NSW Origin squad as well as the Maori All Stars team after finishing the season tied for first in most try assists with 23 and second in linebreak assists with 20.

Between 2015- 2017 Luai competed in 33 games for the Penrith Panthers, registering 13 try scores and kicking 43 goals.

Jarome was the sole Samoan player on the 2017 World Cup team without any prior NRL experience. On November 4, 2017, Luai faced Tonga in his first Test match.

He became the club's third high-profile player to secure his long-term future with the Penrith Panthers. He will be playing for them till 2024.

After announcing a three-year contract extension, Luai said, "this is my home, this is where I grew up" after confirming a three-year contract extension on Friday, as per NRL.

Jarome posted a photo of himself signing his deal with the Panthers on February 21, 2021, along with the message "Grateful and blessed, no doubt. This is my home. Let's get to work."

Panthers general manager Matt Cameron stated that securing Jarome's services through the end of 2024 is a critical piece of the game.

They have taken a strategic approach to recruitment and retention throughout the summer months to ensure the club is in the best possible position moving ahead.

Jarome has traveled to many various locations and leads the luxurious lifestyle that most athletes only dream about. He is an ambassador for Samoa Tourism.

He has been active on social media, showcasing the beauty of the places he visited and his travel adventures. On August 4, 2022, he posted the news of being the tourism ambassador.

On his Instagram, Jarome has been collaborating with many brands. He frequently posts about JBL Australia and Adidas Australia.

With the collaboration of Aus JBL, he conducts meet and greets events, as well as some competitions with him, with the winner receiving JBL products. On September 8, he was seen surprising the FTA community with the JBL products.

He had just traveled to Qatar to see the world cup, specifically Ronaldo, and he also purchased a new car from Heartland Motors Blacktown on December 9, 2021.