
He's been a fans' favourite from the outset and is one of the first names that will spring to mind when you think about Crusaders.
He's been a fans' favourite from the outset and is one of the first names that will spring to mind when you think about Crusaders.
He originally made the step up from amateur to the semi-professional ranks back in 2016. After impressing for Crusaders, he made the switch to Rochdale Hornets, but it wasn't long before he returned to the Wrexham club.
The winger linked up with North Wales ahead of the club's debut campaign back in 2012 and was a constant in the side for the next six years.
After a move away from Wrexham, he returned to the club ahead of the 2019 campaign and has been with Crusaders since.
Massam, who has gone on to earn full international caps with Wales, boasts an impressive strike rate of nearly one try every game.
With the ability to play across the backline and in the forwards, he gives Crusaders plenty of options.
After his first spell at North Wales, Matt featured for Coventry Bears and Oldham, but Crusaders head coach Anthony Murray brought him back to the club.
He's now a crucial part of Crusaders' squad and was named coach's player of the season in 2019.