being relegated back to League One after finishing 23rd, Jaaskelainen was one of four players to be released by Wigan. ATK On 1 September 2017, 42-year old Jääskeläinen switched clubs and countries, signing for Indian Super League club ATK. He made his debut three months later in a goalless draw at Jamshedpur FC. On 17 January 2018 he was released after having played as a second choice to Debjit Majumder. Later reports clarified he will remain at the club as a coach, but his playing career had ended. International career Jääskeläinen made his debut for Finland on 25 March 1998 against Malta. He was Finland's second choice behind Antti Niemi for years, but after Niemi retired from international football in 2005, Jääskeläinen finally became the Finnish number one. On 29 October 2009, Jääskeläinen announced his retirement from international football having collected 55 caps for his country. In explaining his decision Jääskeläinen stated that he hoped that it would allow him to prolong his club career. However, on 6 October 2010 Jääskeläinen announced his comeback to national team in a match against Hungary as Otto Fredrikson was unable to play because of an injury but confirmed that this was just a one-off. Coaching career In 2018 he was appointed as the goalkeeper coach at Wrexham by manager Sam Ricketts, a former team-mate at Bolton. Due to the speculation over Ricketts' job, Jääskeläinen, alongside Graham Barrow and Carl Darlington, took charge of Wrexham's second round FA Cup match against Newport County on 1 December. The match finished 0–0, meaning a replay would be played. Two days later, the departure of Ricketts was confirmed, and Barrow was named sole caretaker manager until a replacement was found. He left the club on 7 June 2019. Personal life Jääskeläinen's eldest son Will Jääskeläinen plays for AFC Wimbledon, in the same position, having left Bolton in August 2017 without making a competitive senior appearance. His youngest son, Emil, plays for Kendal Town. Career statistics Club * includes 2 play off matches International Honours Bolton Wanderers 2001 Football League First Division Play-offs Football League Cup runner-up: 2003–04 Wigan Athletic League One: 2015–16 Individual Bolton Wanderers F.C. Player of the Year: 2006–2007 National Finland Nordic Football Championship: 2000–01 Individual Finnish Footballer of the Year: 2007 References External links 1975 births Living people People from Mikkeli Association football goalkeepers Finnish footballers Finland international footballers Finnish expatriate footballers Expatriate footballers