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Bolton Wanderers

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Bolton Wanderers are a football club competing in the League One. The club was founded in 1874. They play their home games at University of Bolton Stadium, which holds 28,723.

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Sat 8 Aug 14:00

away to Sheffield Wednesday

Away 12d 2h to kick-off

Not enough matches yet.

Sat 8 Aug A Sheffield Wednesday
Sat 15 Aug H Preston North End
Sat 22 Aug A Queens Park Rangers

	P	W	D	L	GF–GA	Pts
Home	0	0	0	0	0–0	0
Away	0	0	0	0	0–0	0

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Late goals conceded0

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Latest accounts 2024/25

19th of 24 on wages

Net spend, last 12mo £320k

In / out 19 / 24

Biggest signing Marvin Sordell £3.6m · from Watford

Record signing: Marvin Sordell £3.6m Record sale: Gary Madine £6.8m

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↓ in Akin Famewo from Unknown Unattributed 2025-07-16 ✓ confirmed
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↓ in Kyliane from Unknown club Unattributed 2025-07-16 ✓ confirmed

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BRITTAN, Sharon director Apr 2020
JAMES, Michael Stuart director Apr 2020

Sourced live from Companies House officers filings.

Steven Schumacher

Sack-o-Meter pressure 0/100

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University of Bolton Stadium

Bolton · 28,723 capacity

Opened: 1997

The stadium opened in 1997 as the Reebok Stadium and has since undergone several naming changes, currently known as the Toughsheet Community Stadium. Wikipedia does not specify the freehold ownership of the ground.

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Avg age 25.3 English 54% U23 36% Captain: Eoin Toal

Goalkeeper

1 Jack Bonham Republic of Ireland · 32y → Jun 2027
13 Nathan Broome England · 24y → Jun 2028
23 David Harrington Republic of Ireland · 26y → Jun 2028
— Luke Hutchinson England · 23y → Jun 2027

Defender

3 C. Forino England · 26y → Jun 2027
5 Richard Taylor England · 25y → Jun 2028
6 G. Johnston Scotland · 27y → Jun 2026
14 J. Osei-Tutu England · 27y → Jun 2026
18 Eoin Toal (C) Northern Ireland · 27y → Jun 2027
25 Max Conway England · 22y → Jun 2029
26 Lewis Temple Republic of Ireland · 21y → Jun 2028
29 Cyrus Christie Republic of Ireland · 33y → Jun 2026
— S. Inwood England · 20y → Jun 2028

Midfielder

4 Xavier Simons England · 23y → Jun 2029
8 Josh Sheehan Wales · 31y → Jun 2028
21 Ethan Erhahon Scotland · 25y → Jun 2029
22 K. Dempsey England · 30y → Jun 2026
27 Rúben Rodrigues Portugal · 29y → Jun 2027
28 S. Sharples-Ahmed England · 21y → Jun 2027
— J. Randall England · 26y → Jun 2028

Attacker

9 Johnny Kenny Republic of Ireland · 23y → Jun 2026
10 S. Dalby England · 26y → Jun 2029
11 Thierry Gale Barbados · 24y → Jun 2029
20 Ibrahim Cissoko Netherlands · 23y → Jun 2026
45 J. McAtee England · 27y → Jun 2027
48 Mason Burstow England · 22y → Jun 2026
— Carlos Gomes Guinea-Bissau · 27y → Jun 2026
— Charlie Warren England · 19y → Jun 2027

Pulled from Sportmonks squad data. Captain marked (C); contracts ending within 12 months marked in red.

Eddie Hopkinson 578 apps
Roy Greaves 567 apps · 85 goals
Alex Finney 530 apps · 2 goals
Jussi Jääskeläinen 529 apps
Warwick Rimmer 521 apps · 17 goals
Bryan Edwards 518 apps · 9 goals
Ted Vizard 512 apps · 70 goals
Nat Lofthouse 503 apps · 285 goals

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Major honours

4 FA Cup last: 1957-58
3 Football League Second Division last: 1977-78
1 Football League Third Division last: 1972-73
1 Football League First Division (third tier) last: 1996-97
2 Football League Trophy last: 2022-23

Notable alumni

Nat Lofthouse
David Jack
Jay-Jay Okocha
Kevin Davies
Nicolas Anelka
John McGinlay

Past managers

Sam Allardyce
Bruce Rioch
Colin Todd
Owen Coyle
Phil Parkinson

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Dragon Football (2026). Bolton Wanderers club dashboard. Retrieved 27 July 2026, from https://dragonfootball.co.uk/teams/bolton-wanderers/

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@misc{dragonfootball_1c25604e,
  author = {{Dragon Football}},
  title = {Bolton Wanderers club dashboard},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://dragonfootball.co.uk/teams/bolton-wanderers/},
  note = {Source: Sportmonks live data + Companies House filings. Accessed 27 July 2026}
}

Source Sportmonks live data + Companies House filings. Accessed 27 July 2026.

https://dragonfootball.co.uk/teams/bolton-wanderers/

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