Leyton Orient and Lincoln City among teams looking for Bolton Wanderers trump card – player available for transfer

Bolton Wanderers manager Evatt says midfielder Sadlier will join defender Declan John for a move in the latter part of the transfer window.

Neither such move has materialized, but now there have been allegations of a belated interest in Sadlier.

Football League World reports the 28-year-old Irishman is the target of League One trio Leyton Orient, Lincoln City and Cambridge United.

His contract with Bolton is due to expire at the end of this season, so selling will likely be their priority, meaning they could get some compensation for his service and eliminates the risk of him leaving empty-handed next year. They are said to be available on loan as they look to move the former West Ham player ahead of time. It doesn’t look like Sadlier will have many chances under Evatt this season so a late start is his best option. He has proven himself to be a solid asset at League One level and as a player capable of operating in a variety of attacking positions, Sadlier could prove to be a valuable asset to Leyton Orient, Lincoln City or Cambridge United.

He can play on the left, right or in the middle as a striker or attacking midfielder.

Sadlier spent the second half of last season on loan with Orient, scoring 1 goal and providing 5 assists in 19 games.

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Bolton Wanderers have had a promising start to the season in League One, as they are looking to recover from the disappointment of missing out on promotion through the play-offs at the end of last season. Ian Evatt’s side have picked up 10 points from five league games this season, helping them finish third in the Third Division standings, ahead of their clash with Derby County on Saturday afternoon.

Three points in a meeting with another team that should be competing for promotion this season will be a statement of intent to demonstrate the Trotters’ desire to return to the Championship this season.

In the long run, however, those around the club may also wonder if any promising youngster currently advancing at Bolton could join their senior side in the future.

So with that in mind, we’ve taken a look at three young Bolton Wanderers players who we could soon see included in the club’s first team…

Signed from Norwich City last summer, Khumbeni made his senior debut for Bolton in the Carabao Cup last season and has continued to impress for the club’s B Team this campaign. The midfielder was club captain at this level last season and also did first-team training with Ian Evatt’s side in pre-season, underscoring the potential he possesses. to assume responsibility and defend himself against senior players.

If he continues to follow this trajectory, it is perhaps unsurprising to see Khumbeni get more opportunities to impress in Bolton’s first team, sooner or later.

Max Conway is another Bolton B Team player who has coached the first team during pre-season.

The full-back has some professional experience, having been on loan in the National League North with Buxton last season, before joining Rochdale in the National League on a temporary basis for the current campaign.

If he continues to impress and show that he is improving during his time with Dale this season, then his experience of taking on the challenges of competitive football in the first team, while at the same time