[3] The following year he joined another Cook Islands club, Tupapa Maraerenga, and competed in the 2018 OFC Champions League.
[4] He went on to score a hattrick against Veitongo of Tonga[5] and a brace against Pago Youth of American Samoa.
[8] He remained with the club through the 2021 season when he joined Manukau United of the Cook Islands Round Cup.
[9] Bonsu-Maro represented the Cook Islands, the country of his mother's birth, at the youth level.
[3] In March 2022 Bonsu-Maro was included in the Cook Islands senior squad for 2022 FIFA World Cup qualification.