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Image source, Getty ImagesOldham have signed their third new player of the week after agreeing a season-long loan deal with Bolton for defender Lewis Temple.
The Republic of Ireland Under-19 centre-back, 21, has been with the Trotters since January when he joined from League of Ireland side Shelbourne.
He made 15 appearances for Shelbourne last season, including three in the Europa League.
"The loan is something that we've been speaking about for the last few weeks and I'm delighted," Temple told the club website., external
Latics boss Micky Mellon added Temple had been on their radar for a while and highlighted his comfort on the ball and his experience in Ireland as positives he could bring to the squad.
Temple follows midfielders Tom Hill and Kai Payne into Boundary Park this week in preparing for the new season, which starts on Saturday with their Carabao Cup first round tie at Championship side Stoke City.
Image source, ShutterstockTom Hill made 17 appearances for Harrogate Town in an 18-month spell with the club
Oldham Athletic have signed Tom Hill after his exit from Harrogate Town as well as bringing back fellow midfielder Kai Payne for a third loan spell from Wigan.
Hill, 23, has been on trial with the Latics having initially been invited to train with Harrogate, external during pre-season.
A former Wales Under-21 international who came through Liverpool's academy, Hill scored for Oldham during their 4-0 pre-season friendly win over Sheffield Wednesday last weekend.
"Everything has been promising during pre-season and scoring last week was a special moment - hopefully it's the first of many good memories here," Hill told the club website., external
"I'm excited for the season ahead and can't wait to pull on the shirt competitively."
Meanwhile, 21-year-old Payne returns having made 35 appearances for Oldham last season as well as five appearances during his previous loan stint in 2024-25.
Boss Micky Mellon said of Payne: "Kai has been excellent for us in every spell here and we're delighted to have him back.
"He's a player who understands what we're about, knows the standards we expect and fits perfectly into the way we want to play."
Image source, ShutterstockOldham are preparing for a second season in League Two since promotion in June 2025
Oldham Athletic have signed teenage defender Zain Tahir on loan from Sheffield United for the 2026-27 season.
Tahir will enjoy his first experience of the English Football League, having played four games on loan in the National League with Scunthorpe United last season.
The 19-year-old has been part of the Blades' Professional Development League squad for the past couple of years.
"For a young player, it's about finding the right environment to take that next step and we're able to provide that place for him to continue his development," Latics manager Micky Mellon told Oldham's website., external
Image source, ShutterstockReagan Ogle played for Scunthorpe between 2022 and 2024 before going to Oldham
Scunthorpe United have re-signed Reagan Ogle on a one-year contract from Oldham Athletic.
Ogle spent two years with Oldham and helped them win promotion out of the National League in 2025.
But the Australian defender, 27, now returns to Scunthorpe, having played 77 games for them in the two seasons before that.
Ogle is the Iron's fourth summer signing as they try to better last season's fifth place in the National League.
Kavanagh: 'We want to make this place a fortress' Audio, 5 minutes
Calum Kavanagh on his brace that lead Oldham to a 2-0 win against Port Vale.
Mellon: 'Good start, that's all it is' Audio, 5 minutes
Micky Mellon after beating Port Vale 2-0 in their League Two opener.
Mellon: 'We gave a good account of ourselves' Audio, 4 minutes
Micky Mellon reacts to Oldham's 2-0 loss to Stoke City in the EFL Cup.
Mellon: 'Everybody is looking for a striker' Audio, 10 minutes
Oldham manager Micky Mellon answers your questions and looks ahead to the new season.
