Bolton Wanderers Rocked by Shocking £92 Million Exit Deal
In a dramatic and unprecedented development that’s sure to make waves throughout League One and beyond, Bolton Wanderers have confirmed the departure of a major figure in a staggering £92 million agreement. While the club has yet to officially reveal the identity of the individual—whether a top-tier player or influential staff member—internal sources suggest it involves a central figure in Bolton’s resurgence under Ian Evatt.
Historic Transaction
The sheer size of the deal is unlike anything previously seen at Bolton, breaking every existing financial benchmark. Whether this record-breaking sum stems from a high-profile player transfer or a groundbreaking commercial arrangement, its magnitude has drawn the spotlight of the wider footballing community.
Insiders close to the talks suggest the move likely involves a Premier League or elite European club eager to secure one of Bolton’s standout contributors, following the team’s consistent League One performances and their push for Championship promotion.
Goalkeeper Southwood Heads to Bristol Rovers
Meanwhile, Northern Ireland international goalkeeper Luke Southwood has signed a two-year deal with Bristol Rovers. The 27-year-old, who began his career at Reading, made 26 appearances for Bolton last season after arriving on a free transfer from Cheltenham Town.
Having previously worked with Rovers manager Darrell Clarke at Cheltenham, Southwood expressed enthusiasm about the move:
“I’ve played against this club many times and always admired the fans. You can feel the passion. This is a club that matches my ambition, and I’m excited to be part of it,” he told the club’s website.
Clarke added: “I know firsthand the composure and quality Southwood brings, along with his excellent character.”
Bristol Rovers will open their League Two season at home against Harrogate on Saturday, 2 August, following their relegation last campaign.
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