League Two

HUNT KEEN TO SHINE AT LATICS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
23 January 2022

NEW loan signing Alex Hunt wants to help Oldham “play the best football possible”.
The 21-year-old Sheffield Wednesday midfielder impressed during a temporary stay with National League side Grimsby during the first half of the season, and has now joined the Latics for the remainder of the campaign.
Hunt, who has featured 14 times for the Owls, said: “It’s a massive club and it needs to get back to where it belongs, higher up the EFL.
“I’m a player that likes to create opportunities and I feel like I’m going to fit in well.”

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