Olympic gold medallist Vilimoni Botitu has expressed his gratitude to Castres Olympique following the announcement of his contract extension until 2028. Since joining the club in 2020, Botitu has made significant contributions, with 114 appearances in the team’s blue-and-white jersey and scoring 24 tries, establishing himself as a vital part of the squad.
At just 27 years old, the dynamic midfielder is known for his explosive ability to influence matches with his power, speed, and creativity, earning him respect in the competitive Top 14 rugby league. On the international front, he has represented Fiji in 19 caps for XVs rugby and has considerable experience in sevens, including being part of the Fijian team that secured gold at the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games, reinforcing his reputation on the world stage.
Botitu’s attitude has made him a valued member of Castres Olympique, where he is recognized for being discreet, humble, and dedicated. He consistently prioritizes the team, showcasing a commitment that resonates with the club’s values. The club has a long-standing connection to the Fijian community, and Botitu stands out as one of its prominent figures. His dedication to Castres has made him one of the most beloved representatives of Fijian players in the area.
Expressing his excitement about the future, Botitu stated, “I am very happy and very proud to continue the adventure with Castres Olympique. This club has given me a lot since my arrival. I am really enjoying working with our group of players and the staff. I feel good here and want to keep working hard and give my all for the jersey and for the supporters.”
The club shares this enthusiasm, looking forward to further successes with Botitu as they embark on this new chapter together, emphasizing their mutual dedication to excellence in rugby.
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