Wigan Athletic: Experience the passion of the Latics at the Brick Community Stadium. Secure your tickets and support the team on their League One journey.
Wigan Athletic Football Club, commonly known as the 'Latics', is an English football institution based in the town of Wigan, Greater Manchester. Founded in 1932, the club has journeyed extensively through the divisions of English football and currently competes in EFL League One. Their home is the Brick Community Stadium, a modern ground with a seating capacity of 25,138, where they have played their matches since 1999, having previously played at Springfield Park.
Wigan Athletic's history is marked by a remarkable ascent, from its beginnings in non-league football to reaching the Premier League, where they competed for eight seasons. The pinnacle of their journey came in 2013 when, against all odds, they lifted the FA Cup trophy after defeating Manchester City in the final, a milestone that also granted them participation in the Continental Club Competition. Despite ups and downs, including relegations and financial difficulties, the club maintains a loyal fanbase that values its tradition and pride.
The club has officialised the list of players who will continue, those who have been offered new contracts such as Matthew Corran and Callum McManaman, and those who will leave the entity at the end of their current deals. Options were triggered for Tom Watson, Luke Robinson, and Joe Adams. Steven Sessegnon, under contract, has been made available for transfer.
Wigan Athletic has announced that their preparation for the 2025-2026 season will include a training camp in Campoamor, Spain, during July, where they will play a friendly match against Curzon Ashton on July 12th.
Young goalkeeper Tom Watson has committed his long-term future to the Latics, signing a contract extension that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2028, great news for sporting planning and team stability.
Aiming to foster unity and massive support, Wigan Athletic has launched its season ticket campaign for the 2025-2026 League One season, offering various options and prices for fans to secure their seats and experience the excitement at the Brick Community Stadium.
The club has launched an initiative for fans, young and old, to participate in creating a new mascot to accompany the traditional Crusty the Pie at club events, seeking to strengthen identity and connection with the community.
The English Football League has awarded Wigan Athletic the Family Excellence Silver Award for their outstanding efforts in enhancing the matchday experience for families and all attendees during the 2024-2025 season.
A new community sports venue, the Edge Hall Road Community Stadium, has been officially inaugurated. This project, supported by the club, aims to strengthen local sports infrastructure and offer more opportunities for sports practice in Wigan.
Football Club Managing Director Sarah Guilfoyle sat down with Latics TV as part of May's monthly 'Board Bulletin' to discuss current and future club developments.
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