Fiji Bati outside back Marcelo Montoya signs with the Warriors

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Fiji Bati outside back Marcelo Montoya signs with the Warriors

By Semi Turaga

Wednesday 11/11/2020

Fiji Bati and ex-Bulldogs outside back Marcelo Montoya. [Image: NRL.com]

Fiji Bati and ex-Bulldogs outside back Marcelo Montoya has signed a two-year deal with the Warriors.

NRL.com reports the 24-year-old is the sixth signing for 2021.

He joins Fiji Bati teammate Kane Evans who moved from the Paramatta Eels.

Other signings for 2021 are Ben Murdoch-Masila (Warrington), Euan Aitken (St George Illawarra), Addin Fonua-Blake (Manly Warringah) and Sean O’Sullivan (Brisbane).

Warriors Recruitment Manager Peter O’Sullivan told the club website that Marcelo is a big, fast and powerful athlete who gives great depth to their outside backs.

[Source: NRL.com]

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