The 29-year-old flyer has played in 13 games for the Dragons since joining the team before the 2022 NRL season and has scored 13 tries in that time. However, League Express has learned that the flyer may potentially be headed to Super League.
Moga made 14 appearances with the Chooks over the course of two seasons after making his debut with the Sydney Roosters in 2012.
The outside back left the Roosters and joined the North Queensland Cowboys, where he played for three seasons before spending his most successful season of his career with the Brisbane Broncos.
Moga only played for Brisbane for one season, but during his subsequent stints with the Newcastle Knights and South Sydney Rabbitohs, he scored nine tries in 27 matches.
Moga has three international caps for Samoa and will be unemployed after the conclusion of the 2023 NRL season.
Zane Musgrove, a free agent forward from the St. George Illawarra Dragons, has officially signed a two-year contract with the Warrington Wolves.
For the 2024 and 2025 seasons, the transfer will send the prop to England, where he will fill one of the international quota spaces for new coach Sam Burgess.
Burgess, who is getting ready to lead the Wolves for the first time, has frequently been mentioned as looking to bolster the team with NRL quality.
Burgess and Musgrove were teammates at South Sydney, and Musgrove, who has played in 78 NRL games for the St. George Illawarra Dragons, Wests Tigers, and South Sydney Rabbitohs, expressed excitement about working with the new coach.
According to a club release, he remarked, “I’ve heard nothing but good things about the club and I’m really looking forward to getting over to the UK.”
It would be fantastic for me to work with Sam [Burgess] once more because I believe he will bring out the best in me.
“I’ve been following the games and watching them, and I’ve been finding out more and more about the town and the Wire.
“The team has excellent players all around it, and I think that hanging out with them will make me my best self next year.
“I’m prepared to take on the task. I’m only 27 and believe that my greatest football is yet to come. I want to move in, establish my power, and prosper for Warrington under Sam.
Musgrove’s decision comes after the Dragons, who are getting ready to live under Shane Flanagan as their new coach, confirmed that he had been let go from the last year of his contract in red and white.
Another recent win for Warrington was the extension of Jason Demetriou’s contract with the South Sydney Rabbitohs, thereby ending any possibility of the Redfern-based team trying to replace Burgess in that position.
