All the latest transfer news and speculation from Wigan Athletic football club.
CONFIRMED TRANSFERS IN:
Antonio Amaya, undisclosed
Mohamed Diame, undisclosed
Scott Sinclair, loan
Jason Scotland, £2m
Jordi Gomez, undisclosed
Hendry Thomas, undisclosed
James McCarthy, undisclosed
CONFIRMED TRANSFERS OUT:
Michael Brown, undisclosed
Lee Cattermole, £6m
Antonio Valencia, undisclosed
SPECULATION:
28 August: Portsmouth have completed the signing of veteran midfielder Michael Brown from Wigan for a nominal fee.
19 August: Wigan Athletic manager Roberto Martinez is close to securing the signing of midfielder Ferrie Bodde from previous employers Swansea City.
12 August: Sunderland have completed the £6m signing of Wigan midfielder Lee Cattermole. The Black Cats have agreed a four-year deal for the combative 21-year-old, who will link up with former Latics boss Steve Bruce at the Stadium of Light.
12 August: Newcastle United goalkeeper Tim Krul is being monitored by a host of Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, Portsmouth, Wigan, Hull and local rivals Sunderland.
7 August: Wigan appear set to sign Rayo Vallecano duo Mohamed Diame and Antonio Amaya after the Spanish club claimed discussions were at an advanced stage.
6 August: Wigan have confirmed the signing of Chelsea forward Scott Sinclair on a season-long loan. The 20-year-old remains a highly-rated prospect as he joins his sixth different club on loan from Chelsea, and gets his first crack at regular Barclays Premier League football.
5 August: Steve Bruce has not given up on signing midfielder Lee Cattermole from his former club Wigan.
28 July: So who's in, who's out – and what will your club do next?
8 July: The Wigan manager Roberto Martinez is targeting Jason Scotland from his old club, Swansea. Martinez signed him for Swansea for £25,000 from St Johnstone in 2007.
5 July: The IoS transfer-merry go-round: a comprehensive list of players linked in the past week to your club; plus those who have signed on the dotted line.
3 July: The high volume of calls from Honduras to the Wigan Athletic press office is not about to drop off in a hurry. The club yesterday made the defensive midfielder Hendry Thomas the third player to have been signed from the Central American republic in the space of two seasons.
2 July: Wigan have signed midfielder Hendry Thomas from Honduran club Deportivo Olimpia on a three-year contract, subject to international clearance.
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