Wigan’s Olivier Gildart says he still has plenty of room for improvement as he prepares for his 100th game for the club.
Despite being just 22, the centre has already won a World Club Challenge and two Grand Finals since his try-scoring debut in August 2015.
Saturday’s visit of Castleford will see him reach a century for the Warriors and he will be desperate to inspire a team that has lost eight of their 12 games this season.
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England international Gildart remains ambitious though and is keen to prove his class by maximising his potential in the coming years. “I’m nowhere near where I want to be,” he told Wigan Today. “They say you’re probably in your prime at 25 so I’ve got a few years before then. “Don’t get me wrong, if I can be up there as one of the best at my age I’m happy. “But I’m way off where I want to be – physically and mentally.”
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