rugby league landscape and create a seismic shift in the game.

"My dream is to have four or five North American sides in the RFL," Perez told NRL.com.

"If we can do that, all of a sudden the market for rugby league in the Northern Hemisphere becomes much bigger. It is monstrous in Australia, but if we do this, then we could attract massive broadcast deals and compete and have as strong – if not stronger – teams. I believe that is the future."

The appointment of former Great Britain captain and coach Brian Noble - the first coach to win three Super League Grand Finals – as the Director of Football and the recent addition of 200 NRL gamer Moimoi is the start of a plan that would see theWolfpack quickly progress through the divisions into the Super League.

Moimoi is seen as the tip of the iceberg, with the club hoping to attract more big-name NRL stars in the not-too-distant future.

"It is our goal to get promoted first time around and make a big investment in year two and then get some more well-known Australian superstars to come over at the backend of our second season," Perez continued.

"Hopefully we can get those sort of guys out here and that will push us over the top and get us into Super League in two successive years. That is obviously a huge task."



With two historic pre-season games announced against 2016 Challenge Cup Champions Hull FC and the 2016 Super League Champions Wigan Warriors, the Wolfpack are making a bold