Fiji rugby star Meli Derenalagi is preparing to walk down the aisle! The renowned athlete recently shared news of his forthcoming marriage, exciting his fans and the broader rugby community. Derenalagi, a prominent player with remarkable talent, has gained widespread admiration for his outstanding performances on the field. His announcement has been met with warm wishes and congratulations from supporters and fellow athletes alike.
While the details of the wedding remain private, it’s clear that this is a significant milestone for him. Friends, family, and fans are all excited to celebrate this special moment in his life. Best wishes to Meli Derenalagi and his future spouse on their journey together
Fiji head coach Simon Raiwalui has named his matchday 23 to face Portugal in Toulouse on Sunday, with Vilimoni Botitu starting at 10 for only the second time for Fiji in one of six changes to the starting line-up from their last game against Georgia.
Head coach Simon Raiwalui has made six changes to his starting XV that defeated Georgia, with two in the forward pack and four in the backs.
Levani Botia is the only survivor from the last time Fiji played Portugal in 2013. In attack he has made a team-high five offloads, with one resulting in a try assist. In defence, he has hit the most defensive rucks for Fiji (21), winning three jackals and three penalties at the breakdown, while also making the second-most tackles (24).