Why January transfer signings have given Bolton Wanderers confidence for remaining League Two season

Wanderers over the summer as part of a recruitment drive by new boss Ian Evatt.

Wanderers this term, helping Ian Evatt’s men to rise to seventh in League Two and into the play-offs. He has featured in every league game for the Trotters this campaign and has also been named in several League Two teams of the week.And the central defender is hoping to push on with Wanderers now that his future has been taken care of.Santos said: “I’m happy it has finally got done.

The Trotters have been under an embargo as a result of falling in administration in May 2019, meaning they have been not able to pay a transfer fee when it comes to recruiting players. That is due to expire this summer, which means Bolton will be able to pay fees for players once more, should they choose to do so.

the Trotters between October 2014 and March 2016 before departing Wanderers by mutual consent.

Wanderers after leaving Blackpool.And forward Oladapo Afolayan and Marcus Maddison came off the bench last night having joined on loan from West Ham United and Charlton Athletic respectively until the end of the season.Maddison had an eventful evening, forcing Kyle Letheren into action as Wanderers sought a second goal, before being shown a straight red card by referee Oliver Langford for a challenge on Aaron Wildig.

Wanderers are in action this evening at the University of Bolton Stadium in League Two against the Shrimps.

The Trotters are yet to kick a ball in anger so far in February owing to postponements of their two scheduled games so far this month.

The Trotters return to the University of Bolton Stadium for the first time this month having had two away days so far in February. But Ian Evatt's side are still waiting to kick a ball in anger this month owing to the previous two fixtures away to Mansfield Town and Salford City were postponed due to waterlogged pitches.But Bolton return to the UniBol and welcome Derek Adams' Shrimps to town.

the Trotters on loan for the rest of the season on transfer deadline day.

direct to your inboxBolton Wanderers are back in action this weekend when they make the short journey to the Peninsula Stadium to take on Salford City. The Trotters will take on the Ammies for a League Two clash between two of the pre-season favourites for the division's title.

The Trotters had a busy transfer deadline day with a quartet of players joining the League Two club before the window slammed shut on February 1.

Wanderers fans took to Twitter to have their say on the club's business in the transfer market with a generally positive verdict being given. Danny Booth wrote: "Looks like a decent deadline day for # bwfc for once.

Bolton manager explained that Darcy has put in the best week of training he has seen during his time at the University of Bolton Stadium and has encouraged the youngster to maintain this form, with the prospect of being in the Trotters team a possibility if he goes.Evatt feels that Darcy has been a 'victim' of Wanderers not picking up the right results of late and the strong options that he has in that area of the pitch. Evatt said: "I really rate Ronan as a footballer.

The Trotters had a busy end to the transfer window with four new players brought into the University of Bolton Stadium. Midfielder MJ Williams joined on a permanent deal after leaving Blackpool, while loan deals were agreed until the end of the season for Charlton Athletic attacker Marcus Maddison, Burnley goalkeeper Lukas Jensen, and West Ham United forward Oladapo Afolayan.

straight to your inboxThere were no deadline day surprises at Manchester City as the January transfer window passed with little activity around the first team.Pep Guardiola repeatedly insisted that City were happy to stick with their current squad, despite injury issues in the forward department. However, City turned down the chance to re-sign former favourite Edin Dzeko, while a move for Diego Costa was never on the cards.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United expected a fairly quiet January transfer window and that's exactly what they got. Apart from a few outgoings, mostly on loan, there was not much for United fans to get excited about in the winter window.

Wanderers have made on transfer deadline day as the Trotters have been very busy in the market. He joins Burnley goalkeeper Lukas Jensen and West Ham United forward Oladapo Afolayan as fellow loanees, while midfielder MJ Williams has penned an 18-month deal after leaving Blackpool.

Bolton last summer, but later signed a two-year deal with the club following the appointment of Ian Evatt.

Wanderers for the rest of the campaign. The hugely-talented winger, who has the eye for an audacious goal, made his name at Peterborough United where he netted 62 goals in 249 appearances for the London Road outfit.