ARTHUR MOURGUE dreams of helping Catalans to an historic Grand Final win and testing himself in the NRL one day.
This afternoon, though, one of Super League's brightest talents will look to cast a spell over title rivals Wigan at Magic Weekend.
Third-placed Dragons versus the second-placed Warriors is a fixture to increase the heartbeat and Mourgue is ready for the challenge.
The full-back, 24, an ever-present this season, said: "It's a massive game and we need to win. I've just signed a new two-year deal, so of course I see my future here and my dream is to win Super League with this club.
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