Wigan Athletic is set to welcome back Max Power, who returns to the club from Bradford City for an undisclosed fee. Power, who previously played for Wigan Athletic from 2015, will officially join the Latics when the transfer window opens. The 32-year-old midfielder played 51 times for Bradford City, leading them into the League One play-offs with six assists. Max Power will link up again with manager Gary Caldwell, who initially brought him to Wigan Athletic in 2015. During his previous spells at Wigan Athletic, Power won the divisional title three times, featuring in 244 games. He made it clear that he wanted to return to the club when their interest became known. Power's experience and leadership will be valuable assets to Wigan Athletic as they push for success in League One. The transfer is a significant boost for the Latics, who are looking to strengthen their squad. Max Power's return to Wigan Athletic is a significant move, and he will be eager to make an impact and help the team achieve their goals. The reunion with Gary Caldwell will also be a key factor in Power's success, as the two have a strong working relationship. Wigan Athletic's fans will be excited to see Max Power back in action, and the club will be hoping that his return will bring a new wave of success. With Power on board, Wigan Athletic will be looking to make a strong push for promotion.