Wigan Athletic's Gregor Rioch has opened up about his departure from the club after more than 12 years of dedicated service. Joining as Academy chief in 2014, he later became the sporting director, playing a crucial role in the establishment of Wigan Athletic's first women's team. Rioch expressed gratitude for the support he received from club figures like Jonathan Jackson and Matt Jackson, who welcomed him with a vision of developing local talent. Reflecting on his time, he noted the emotional journey through challenges such as Covid and ownership changes, highlighting the resilience of the club's community. Rioch also celebrated the success of the women's team and the return of Gary Caldwell as head coach, emphasizing the importance of understanding the club's identity. As he departs, he thanks his colleagues and acknowledges the collective achievements within the Academy, underscoring the belief that the strength of Wigan Athletic lies in its people.
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Wigan Athletic's Gregor Rioch Reflects on Departure and Legacy
Gregor Rioch bids farewell to Wigan Athletic after 12 years, sharing insights on his journey and the club's future direction.
