Fuifui Moimoi

The club has said that Moimoi, former Kangaroo David Taylor and former England international Ryan Bailey were no longer with the club.

Coach Paul Rowley told NRL.com that the three had all left the club with mutual consent.

Rowley said for legal reasons, he couldn't provide any more detail.

The Wolfpack are currently in Portugal on a pre-season camp.

Moimoi, who build up a cult following while playing 201 games for the Parramatta Eels in the NRL, helped Toronto gain promotion last year after two seasons plying his trade with the Leigh Centurions.

The tweets, published on Sunday night, claim to be written by his wife.

In one tweet, she wrote: "Not hacked I'm his wife and have access to it and he knows I have his password free and clear!"

A later post appeared to be from Moimoi himself, saying: "Sorry you all have to see this. I'm going to clean up my life and twitter!"

Shortly afterwards the account went into private mode, with the tweets blocked to the public.  

The stream of tweets and photos depicted photos and text conversations with other women. 

The world's first transatlantic professional sports team will play in England's Kingstone Press League 1 in 2017, with a view to one day playing in Super League.

Former Parramatta star Moimoi will turn out for the Canadian club as its marquee signing.

"It's a magnificent coup for the Wolfpack to acquire Fui's services," said Wolfpack founder Paul Rowley.

"His wealth of international and club experience will be a great benefit both on and off the pitch."