The Melbourne Storm has proudly announced that Tui Kamikamica has signed a new one-year contract, securing his place in the team for the 2026 NRL season. Since debuting against Penrith in 2017, Kamikamica has made an impressive 138 appearances, becoming a vital player for the club.
Under the leadership of coach Craig Bellamy, Kamikamica has solidified his status as a key forward, participating in over 20 matches each of the last three seasons, with a standout 24 games played in 2025. His reliability and skill on the field have earned him a place in the club’s Leadership Group for the past two years. He also proudly captains the Fiji Bati, representing his country with 23 international caps since 2023.
Kamikamica expressed his pride in extending his contract with Melbourne, reminiscing on the opportunity the club had given him. “Storm was the first club to give me an opportunity to play NRL,” he shared. “It has always been an honour to wear the purple jersey, and I’m excited to remain in Melbourne for 2026 and continue playing alongside my teammates.”
Frank Ponissi, the Storm’s Director of Football, praised Kamikamica’s dedication to the club over the past nine years. He noted, “Tui has been a tremendous servant to our club, and we’re pleased to have his signature confirmed for the 2026 season.” Ponissi highlighted Kamikamica’s loyalty and hard work, emphasizing the leadership and impact he brings to the squad as they gear up for the upcoming season.
In a show of support for Kamikamica’s new contract, Fiji Airways is offering discounted return flights from Melbourne to Fiji for fans wanting to celebrate this moment. Interested fans can find details on the airline’s website using the promo code FJSTORM.
Kamikamica’s renewed commitment to the Melbourne Storm represents a positive chapter for both the player and the club as they strive for success in future seasons, reinforcing their legacy of determination and excellence in rugby league.