Arsenal midfielder Ryo Miyaichi has completed a loan move to Bolton Wanderers for the remainder of the season, reports The Telegraph. The 19-year-old Japanese winger joined Arsenal in 2010, after impressing Arsene Wenger during a summer trial with the club. After signing, he almost immediately joined Dutch side Feyenoord on loan, where he impressed with 3 goals in 12 appearances. In the first half of this season, he remained at Arsenal...More

Tottenham forward Giovani Dos Santos has emerged as a £4m target for struggling Bolton Wanderers, The Daily Star reports. Bolton boss Owen Coyle has money to spend after Gary Cahill completed his £7m move to Chelsea yesterday. Wanderers are struggling in the relegation zone and are desperate for some quality to help their bid to survive. Coyle is expected to bring in New York Red Bulls defender Tim Ream to replace Cahill, but is intere...More

Manchester United look to correct their recent slump of two successive Premier League defeats with victory in a local Lancashire derby at Old Trafford against Bolton. United were beaten by struggling Blackburn on New Year’s Eve and then were battered by Newcastle at the Sports Direct Arena in their last outing. Sir Alex Ferguson’s side stopped a three game losing streak with a vital win in the FA Cup against local rivals Manchester Cit...More

‘Clubs need to take a long-term view’, Bassett believes Former manager Dave Bassett has stated his view that clubs need to give their managers a longer chance to make an impact than the current trend dictates. This season has seen fewer managerial changes than in previous recent seasons, but Steve Bruce has still lost his job at Sunderland as well as Phil Brown at Preston North End. Bassett enjoyed his fair share of clubs including Le...More

Bolton defender Zat Knight has backed teammate Gary Cahill to be a success at Chelsea, if he can agree terms with the club, The Telegraph reports. Chelsea have agreed a £7m with Bolton for the England international, but the first meeting between Cahill’s representative and Chelsea chief executive Ron Gourlay did not reach the expected outcome. Cahill is looking for more money and a better contract than the one currently offered to him ...More

Nine wins in 37 Premier League games in 2011, rock bottom in the table with 13 points, four from safety, Bolton Wanderers are limping in to 2012. When their current financial concerns are also taken in to consideration, Bolton appear to be on the rope. The next 12 months may provide the knockout blow. With debt in excess of £110m and rising, Bolton are reliant on their Isle of Man based owner Eddie Davies to keep them afloat, with th...More