Former Rangers and Sunderland maestro seeking free transfer as contract talks fail with current club

The former Rangers and Sunderland star is on the move.

After failing to reach an agreement on a new Wigan contract, Jordan Jones, a former winger for the Rangers and

Sunderland, is searching for a new team.

Although the forward joined the Latics in 2021, he was loaned to Kilmarnock and St. Mirren during some of that year.

In 33 games the previous season, he finished with three goals and nine assists. After beginning his career at

Middlesbrough, Jones had a significant effect with Kilmarnock from 2016 to 2019.

His future transfer is still to be decided. After earning a move to Rangers, he spent two years there,

part of which he spent on loan at Sunderland.

“It’s with a heavy heart to announce that my time representing Wigan Athletic has come to an end,” the attacker

wrote on X.I want to express my gratitude to the entire staff for helping me rediscover my love for football, especially

the first team members I worked with the previous season. A special thank you goes out to my team members from

the last three years; together, we have created lifelong friendships and memories, and I hope the best for you all.

“The team has several excellent young players who will rise to the top. Last but not least,

a huge thank you to all of the fans for their support over the past several years.

“As I’ve previously stated, I’m appreciative that you witnessed me enjoy my football last season following a

challenging few years, and I have cherished the bond we have developed. Best wishes for the future and thanks again.

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