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the Trotters on loan for the rest of the season from Premier League outfit Burnley. He was one of four signings made on transfer deadline day, but is so far the only player Wanderers signed last month who is yet to play for the debut.

The Trotters sit 13th in League Two and are unbeaten in their last three games. This has included wins over Leyton Orient and Stevenage, as well as a draw against Morecambe.Wanderers brought in eight new players across the course of last month, with four joining on deadline day.Midfielder MJ Williams joined on a permanent deal, while Marcus Maddison, Oladapo Afolayan and Lukas Jensen joined on loan from Charlton Athletic, West Ham United and Burnley.Wanderers defender Baptiste feels the new arrivals have brought a new edge in training and offered a lift.And Baptiste feels that if Wanderers can get on a winning run, then the League Two side can have the play-offs at the very least as an aspiration.

Wanderers are in action this evening at the University of Bolton Stadium in League Two against the Shrimps. Evatt's side are yet to play so far in February, owing to away clashes against Mansfield Town and Salford City earlier this month being postponed due to waterlogged pitches.It means that the four deadline day signings made by Bolton have had a longer wait than usual for their first games for the club.MJ Williams has been brought in on a permanent basis after he left Blackpool, while the trio of Marcus Maddison, Lukas Jensen and Oladapo Afolayan have joined the Trotters on loan until the end of the season.

The Trotters were due to be in action yesterday against the Ammies at the Peninsula Stadium. But the League Two clash was called off due to a waterlogged pitch.

The Trotters strengthened in the goalkeeping department on transfer deadline day with Lukas Jensen being brought in on loan until the end of the season from Premier League side Burnley. Crellin is also on loan at the Trotters from League One side Fleetwood Town.

the Trotters made on transfer deadline day on a busy day of business. Attacker Maddison joined from League One Charlton Athletic while forward Afolayan has arrived from Premier League outfit West Ham United.

The Trotters had a busy transfer deadline day with a quartet of players joining the League Two club before the window slammed shut on February 1. Goalkeeper Lukas Jensen joined from Burnley, as did West Ham United forward Oladapo Afolayan and Charlton Athletic attacker Marcus Maddison all joined on loan until the end of the season.Midfielder MJ Williams also linked up with the Trotters on a permanent basis for the next 18 months after leaving League Two side Blackpool.The Trotters make the short trip to the Peninsula Stadium to take on the Ammies this weekend.And Ian Evatt confirmed that the quartet are all eligible to play against Richie Wellens' side, meaning some debuts could be handed out on Saturday.

The Trotters had a busy end to the transfer window with four new players brought into the University of Bolton Stadium. Midfielder MJ Williams joined on a permanent deal after leaving Blackpool, while loan deals were agreed until the end of the season for Charlton Athletic attacker Marcus Maddison, Burnley goalkeeper Lukas Jensen, and West Ham United forward Oladapo Afolayan.

Wanderers have made on transfer deadline day as the Trotters have been very busy in the market. He joins Burnley goalkeeper Lukas Jensen and West Ham United forward Oladapo Afolayan as fellow loanees, while midfielder MJ Williams has penned an 18-month deal after leaving Blackpool.

third deadline day arrival ahead of the 11pm cut-off.Having already made four signings during the January transfer window, two more were signed and sealed earlier on today as goalkeeper Lukas Jensen arrived on loan from Burnley until the end of the season - while Oladapo Afolayan joined on a similar terms from West Ham United.Williams, who was born in Bangor, in Wales, started his career at Liverpool - but failed to make a single appearance for the club.His first taste of the professional game came during loan spells with Notts County, Swindon and Rochdale, where he late signed permanent terms ahead of the 2018/2019 season.After two campaigns and 56 games in League One for Dale, he teamed back up with Neil Critchley, his former Youth coach

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