Mitchell Moses engaged to partner Bri Gardoni amid NRL bidding war
Mitchell Moses has made a big call on his future amid a multi-million-dollar bidding war for his future services.
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Eels superstar Mitchell Moses has announced his engagement to long term partner Bri Gardoni.
Gardoni, 28, has a daughter with Moses, and posted a photo on Instagram with the pair alongside a large square-cut ring.
“14.2.23” was the caption on the photo, suggesting that Moses popped the question last Tuesday.
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The post has received hundreds of comments congratulating the couple, who welcomed their now four-month-old daughter Aspyn last year, with Moses missing the birth because of Parramatta’s preliminary final against the Cowboys.
“Congrats fam,” commented Parramatta teammate Bryce Cartwright.
Warriors second-rower Bayley Sironen also commented in support of the couple.
Moses and Gardoni have been dating since 2018.
The star halfback is currently in the middle of a contract war between the Tigers and Eels, with Fox Sports’ James Hooper reporting the Tigers have offered Moses a five-year $6.5 million deal, a huge bump on the Eels’ offer of $4.4 million across four seasons.
Moses told media recently any contract decision would be based on winning premierships rather than money, with the Tigers having not played finals since 2011 and the Eels having not missed the postseason since 2018.
Returning to his former club would be a huge leap of faith in the club’s long term plan, with Benji Marshall set to take over as head coach in 2025.
Moses made his debut with the Tigers in 2014 and joined the Eels in 2017, having played 198 NRL matches.
Originally published as Mitchell Moses engaged to partner Bri Gardoni amid NRL bidding war
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