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Wigan Athletic have signed former Republic of Ireland striker Scott Hogan on a short-term deal until January.

Hogan, 34, left MK Dons at the end of last season after joining them on a free transfer from Birmingham City in October 2024.

Wigan will hope he can add to their firepower after making a slow start to their League One campaign, but Hogan's only goal for MK Dons last season came almost a year ago.

The much-travelled Hogan made his name at Brentford in the Championship, prompting Aston Villa to sign him for a reported £9m, rising to £12m, in January 2017, while he has also had spells at Rochdale, Stoke and Sheffield United.

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Gateshead have signed midfielder Keon Lewis-Burgess on loan until January from League One club Milton Keynes Dons.

The 19-year-old has played six EFL Trophy games for the Dons but has yet to make his debut in the English Football League.

He spent last season on loan with Billericay Town, making 31 appearances as they won promotion to National League South.

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