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  1. Wigan appoint Gilks as goalkeeper coachpublished at 19:22 BST 15 October

    Matt Gilks before an Accrington Stanley matchImage source, Shutterstock
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    Matt Gilks joined Accrington in the summer of 2025

    Wigan Athletic have appointed Matt Gilks as goalkeeping coach after the death of Kevin Miller.

    Miller, who had joined the League One side in the summer, died suddenly aged 57 last month.

    Former Scotland international Gilks moves to the Latics having held the same position at Accrington Stanley.

    The 44-year-old, who made 527 professional appearances over a 21-year playing career, has also worked as a goalkeeper coach at Bolton Wanderers and Barnsley.

    "It's a really difficult situation for this to happen and have to replace someone, and the way it's happened, but Gillo is someone I've known for a while and through Scotland camps," boss Gary Caldwell told the club website., external

  2. Wigan sign ex-Republic of Ireland striker Hoganpublished at 15:05 BST 12 September

    Scott Hogan points with his right hand in action for MK Dons and the striker has joined Wigan Athletic on a short-term dealImage source, Shutterstock
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    Scott Hogan played 56 games for MK Dons but left the club at the end of last season

    Wigan Athletic have signed former Republic of Ireland striker Scott Hogan on a short-term deal until January.

    Hogan, 34, left MK Dons at the end of last season after joining them on a free transfer from Birmingham City in October 2024.

    Wigan will hope he can add to their firepower after making a slow start to their League One campaign, but Hogan's only goal for MK Dons last season came almost a year ago.

    The much-travelled Hogan made his name at Brentford in the Championship, prompting Aston Villa to sign him for a reported £9m, rising to £12m, in January 2017, while he has also had spells at Rochdale, Stoke and Sheffield United.