The PNG Chiefs have revealed that work on the club's official logo is in its final stages, with Chief Executive Officer Lorna McPherson promising supporters a uniquely Papua New Guinean identity when it is unveiled later this year.

McPherson said the club had been working closely with local designers to ensure the logo genuinely reflected Papua New Guinea and its people.

"We have been working with Papua New Guinea to develop the logo, and we do have something that we're nearly ready with," McPherson said.

"I think it'll be a few months before we reveal it, but believe me, when we do, it'll be very special."

McPherson said the design process had involved extensive consultation and debate to create an emblem that the country could proudly identify with.

"What I can tell you is the design has been designed by Papua New Guineans," she said.

"It has not been easy to do. There's been a lot of debate, but we've worked with some of our young Papua New Guineans throughout the process."

She also acknowledged the contribution of General Manager – Marketing Peggy Maha and her team in shaping the club's visual identity.

"I'm very proud to have Peggy on our team and to have her experience in marketing helping guide this process," McPherson said.

While acknowledging that supporters will inevitably have differing opinions once the logo is unveiled, McPherson said the club had embraced those discussions throughout its journey.

"Everybody has an opinion, especially in Papua New Guinea," she said with a smile.

"We had name specialists when we announced the club's name, and we'll probably have logo specialists as well. I accept that."

Despite the differing views, McPherson said supporters could expect a logo that authentically represents the nation's culture and identity.

"I am sure you'll be very proud of it," she said.

The official logo is expected to be unveiled in the coming months as the PNG Chiefs continue preparations for their inaugural NRL season in 2028.