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Sports

Rodallega set for Wigan

by Adriaan Alsema January 5, 2009

Mexican club Necaxa claim striker Hugo Rodallega is set to join British Wigan Athletic later this month.

Necaxa have revealed that a deal for the 23-year-old Colombia
international has been done, although they refused to disclose any
details.

Club spokesman Rosendo Duhart told PA Sport: “It is a fact. Hugo is joining Wigan on January 15.”

Duhart
added: “I’m afraid I cannot say much more as the board are in Mexico
City at the Mexican Football Federation headquarters because the
transfer window is closing, but I was told and I can say the transfer
has been set.”

Rodallega scored 15 goals in 36 games for Necaxa last year and has previously represented Mexican sides Monterrey and Atlas. (The Press Association)

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