23-07-2023, 09:25
Wigan have signed Celtic midfielder Liam Shaw on a season-long loan.
The 22-year-old spent last season on loan at Morecambe, also in League One, and made 39 appearances in all competitions.
Shaw came through the Sheffield Wednesday youth set-up and made 21 league appearances for the Owls after making his debut in 2020.
He has made one start for Celtic, a Europa League tie against Real Betis in 2021.
The Scottish Premiership side loaned him out to Motherwell before he joined Morecambe last season.
Latics manager Shaun Maloney, a former Celtic player, told the club website: "Liam can play many different positions - as a defensive and attacking midfielder - and he started off at centre back at Sheffield Wednesday.
"He's a really good player and now our squad is really starting to take shape. He's a great character and brings a different profile physically so I'm glad Liam has joined us for the season, and I hope he's ready to fight for our cause."
Shaw said of his move: "It's a massive club, and when I spoke to the manager, I really bought into his vision and I can't wait to get started."
The 22-year-old spent last season on loan at Morecambe, also in League One, and made 39 appearances in all competitions.
Shaw came through the Sheffield Wednesday youth set-up and made 21 league appearances for the Owls after making his debut in 2020.
He has made one start for Celtic, a Europa League tie against Real Betis in 2021.
The Scottish Premiership side loaned him out to Motherwell before he joined Morecambe last season.
Latics manager Shaun Maloney, a former Celtic player, told the club website: "Liam can play many different positions - as a defensive and attacking midfielder - and he started off at centre back at Sheffield Wednesday.
"He's a really good player and now our squad is really starting to take shape. He's a great character and brings a different profile physically so I'm glad Liam has joined us for the season, and I hope he's ready to fight for our cause."
Shaw said of his move: "It's a massive club, and when I spoke to the manager, I really bought into his vision and I can't wait to get started."
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