“It’s a club with big ambitions, and after our talks I knew this was the right challenge and the right time to make the next move in my career.

“Sam Burgess is a big reason and I’m really looking forward to working with him and learning from him.

“I’ve played at the Halliwell Jones Stadium a couple of times now and just remember how loud and passionate the fans were.

“I’m excited to get over and represent the club in 2026.”

Pangai Junior also boasts a State of Origin appearance on his CV having been selected by New South Wales during the 2023 series.

Having seen the Catalans forward ink his deal with Warrington, Wolves head coach Burgess added: “We’re excited to welcome Tevita to Warrington.

“He’s a dynamic forward who brings real power and presence through the middle.

“His experience at the highest level will make him a valuable asset to our pack for next season.”