Wigan Warriors have 33 members in their first-team squad for 2025 – with the Grand Slam winners having an abundance of strength in depth across the park.
The Warriors, who enjoyed a historic quadruple of trophies last term, have made just one new signing ahead of the new season in the shape of young back-rower George Hirst from League 1 champions Oldham.
Whilst Wigan have been fairly quiet in terms of recruitment, they have been active when it comes to retention – with the Cherry and Whites having tied down a number of their key players on long-term deals such as Junior Nsemba, Brad O’Neill, Liam Marshall and Bevan French to name just a few.
And there’s a plethora of young talent that has been promoted to Matt Peet’s first-team from the club’s famed academy pathway.
Here, Love Rugby League analyses Peet’s squad and how it is shaping up ahead of the 2025 season…
Abbas Miski, Liam Marshall, Jacob Douglas
Again, wing is a position the Warriors have covered well. Lebanon star Miski and England international Marshall have topped Super League’s try-scoring charts over the last two seasons, whilst Douglas is a promising youngster who made his first-team debut last season. If needed, Eckersley could also slot in on the wing, having been a sprinter in his youth!