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IT WAS CORRECT TIME TO LEAVE, SAYS KAL

LEAGUE ONE
By Theo Joyce
KAL Naismith felt it was “the right time” to leave Wigan after his contract was terminated by mutual consent.
The 28-year-old midfielder had five months left on his deal, but a request to canc e l the remainder to allow him to pursue a new opportunity was “reluctantly accepted” by the club’s administrators.
In an open letter to supporters, Naismith said: “The last six months have been incredibly challenging for everyone at the club and like all of my team-mates, the staff and the supporters, I have felt the effects of everything t...

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