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Wigan Athletic fans all say the same thing as Paul Mullin makes first appearance since Wrexham exit

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Paul Mullin made his first appearance since leaving Wrexham for Wigan Athletic over the weekend.

Paul Mullin wanted to play Championship football with Wrexham, but that, for the time being, hasn’t worked out.

Phil Parkinson dropped Mullin from the matchday squad in the second half of 2024/25, citing competition from the club’s new strikers and a lack of goals.

Speculation over a transfer was rife before the 30-year-old eventually secured a loan move to Wigan Athletic in June.

The Englishman is now making his first appearance for the Latics as they get their 2025 pre-season underway.

Paul Mullin of Wrexham during the Sky Bet League One match between Wrexham AFC and Shrewsbury Town.
Photo by James Baylis – AMA/Getty Images

Fans react to Paul Mullin debut for Wigan Athletic

Wigan take on Chorley in a friendly fixture at 3pm UK time on July 5, and the team news for the game has now been confirmed.

Wigan announced their line-up with Mullin used as the featured player in the graphic as he prepares for his first start at senior level since early 2025.

Fans of the League One outfit have been reacting to the striker starting, with several opting to ‘steal’ the Red Dragons’ chant for the centre-forward.

Another supporter replied: “SUPER PAUL MULLINNN”

A third replied: “Apart from Tickle, Kerr and Mullin looks like squad players making up the rest.”

“We’ve got Mullin, Super Paul Mullin!…” another fan responded on the club’s Instagram post about their line-up.

Another Wigan fan wrote: “Super Paul Mullin,” followed by a fire emoji.

Paul Mullin Wigan loan deal details

Mullin will start the 2025/26 season in the third tier with Wigan but he may not finish it there.

Details of the player’s move to the League One side have been shared following his transfer.

And it was revealed that Wrexham have the option to recall Mullin in January if they wish.

Meanwhile, both teams are paying 50 percent of the player’s wages, and there is no option to buy.

Mullin could return against a number of Championship clubs if the Dragons opt to take up their option.

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