Academy graduate Harris ends decade at Cherries with permanent move to Wigan
Academy graduate Harris has joined the League One club after a decade in Bournemouth, after joining the club as an 11-year-old.
Son of Weymouth hero Andy Harris, the now-21-year-old was scouted at a Dorchester ID centre and went on loan spells at Torquay United, Truro City and last season at Eastleigh in the National League.
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The Wales U21 international impressed in Hampshire and made 41 appearances for the Spitfires, providing eight assists and winning the young player of the season award.
Harris has also been a standout for Alan Connell’s development squad in recent years, and has had first team experience, making the match day squad twice in games against Crystal Palace and Fulham.
He now heads to Wigan after a successful trial, who will be looking to build on a 16th placed finish last season in League One.
Harris' sister, Charlotte, currently plays for the Cherries.