Wigan received a first four-point deduction last Friday after the club failed to pay player salaries this month.
Wigan, who were relegated from League Two, were deducted three League points in March for non-payment of wages and have been charged this season with late payments in June, July and October.
“Following the failure to obtain an amount equal to 125% of the club’s expected monthly wage bill deposited into the club’s designated account by Wednesday 24 May…an additional four points have been deducted from Wigan Football Club,” said the Premier League. said.
In response, Wigan said he was “deeply disappointed with this latest decision”, adding that he would “consider all options available, including legal action in response”.
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