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He made his international debut for Australia at Bankwest Stadium in Sydney against Samoa in September 2019.

While still at school, Valetini signed an Extended Playing Squad contract with the Brumbies for the 2017 season. His parents told him the move to Canberra would give him valuable life experience and he was just the second Australian rugby forward to sign a Super Rugby contract while still a schoolboy.

Valetini didn't play much rugby in the early part of his first year due to hand and ankle injuries, but he joined the Australia Under-20 team to play in the 2017 World Championship in Georgia. In 2017, Valetini signed a two-year full-time Super Rugby contract with the Brumbies until 2019, before playing NRC for the Canberra Vikings in 2017.

The son of Fijian parents – father Manueli Valetini and mother Finau Valetini – the Melbourne-born Robert Valetini attended Westall Secondary College. He played representative rugby for Victorian state teams at under 16, under 18 and under 20 levels. A broken leg in his last year at school meant he missed a chance at selection for the 2016 Australian Schoolboys team, but he was called up to play for the Melbourne Rising in the National Rugby Championship (NRC) later that season.

Rob Valetini (born 3 September 1998) is an Australian rugby union player who plays for the Brumbies in the Super Rugby competition  and has also been capped for Australia. His usual position is in the back row.