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Figueroa Has Signed a New Contract with Wigan

Posted on January 31, 2010 
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Left back Wigan Maynor Figueroa put an end to rumors about his future by signing a new contract with the club until 2012 on improved conditions.

In January, around the future of 26-year-old player’s national team of Honduras there were a lot of rumors. It was rumored that the services Minor interested Sunderland, headed by ex-coach Wigan, Steve Bruce.

However, now, Wigan and Sunderland – the neighbors on the tournament table. Perhaps that is why Figueroa, who has long been wooing in the more competitive clubs, decided to postpone his departure from the “Day-Vee Stadium” at least until the summer.

“He – the highest professional level. Undoubtedly one of the best, with whom I’ve worked for all the time in football. I am very happy that we were able to reward him and put an end to all these silly rumors that went around his name in recent weeks” .

“He never told me that he wants to leave the club. I can repeat that if we decide to sell someone from the major players in our team, it was only when it’s the right time, and the money will be reinvested in the club to move to a new level “, – quotes the head coach latiks Roberto Martínez BBC.

Recall that Figueroa moved to Wigan Athletic in December 2007 from the Honduran “Deportivo Olimpia. In the season of Premier League 2008/09 Minor came out in the starting lineup absolutely all matches of your club. On the account of counsel stunning goal that he scored with his half of the field in the gate “Stoke” in the course of the current campaign.

“I am pleased that put an end to all this talk – now I can 100% focus on the game for Wigan,” – said he footballer.

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