Ian Evatt gives Bolton Wanderers transfer selling stance ahead of summer window amid speculation

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Ian Evatt admits that every player has a price but has reiterated that Bolton Wanderers will not be selling any of their prized assets for less than they are worth.

Wanderers sit 11th in the League One table as things stand with nine games left to go of their season. The newly promoted side could yet make it back to back promotions should they reach the Championship via the play-offs, which is their aim. READ MORE:Bolton summer transfer window plans as firm message sent to any clubs eyeing Wanderers talent The summer transfer window is a few months away from opening and there is still a fair chunk of football still to be played, but speculation has started to emerge about potential outgoings.

Championship side Fulham are reported to have looked at top scorer Dapo Afolayan, though he is under contract at Bolton until mid-2024, and though Evatt expects interest to be there for the club's talents due to the quality Wanderers possess, he admits that there is no need to sell players.

But if it does happen, then it will be on Bolton's terms and in the club's best interests and that only bids the League One side deem as acceptable will be entertained by Wanderers and they will only sell at the right place.