Bolton Wanderers have made significant moves in the transfer market by securing two promising players for the upcoming season. The club has signed defender Richard Taylor from St Mirren on a three-year deal and forward Charlie Warren from Felixstowe & Walton United for an undisclosed fee on an initial two-year contract.

Richard Taylor: A Defensive Asset

Taylor, 24, has been a consistent performer for St Mirren, making 71 appearances in the Scottish Premiership. Last season, he scored two goals in 41 games, showcasing his ability to contribute both defensively and offensively. His experience and skill set are expected to bolster Bolton's backline significantly.

Charlie Warren: A Rising Star

Warren, also 24, had an outstanding season with Felixstowe & Walton United, netting 34 goals in the eighth-tier Isthmian League North Division. His impressive form earned him a trial with Bolton Wanderers in February, and he has now secured a permanent move to the club. Warren's goal-scoring prowess is anticipated to add firepower to Bolton's attack.

Ambitions and Aspirations

"Joining Bolton Wanderers is a massive opportunity for me, and I'm absolutely buzzing to be here," Taylor expressed on the club's website. "You can feel the ambition around the place, and I want to be a big part of taking this historic club forward."

These signings reflect Bolton Wanderers' commitment to building a competitive squad as they aim for success in League One and beyond. Fans will be eager to see how Taylor and Warren integrate into the team and contribute to the club's aspirations.