Bolton Wanderers have officially welcomed nine new scholars into their Academy ranks as the youngsters begin their full-time journeys with the League One outfit.
The promising starlets have moved up the club’s Academy ladder to sign two-year scholarship deals with the Youth Team, with the ultimate goal of securing a coveted professional contract at the end of their stints.
Under the guidance of newly appointed Head Youth Team Coach Danny Clarke, the crop of talent will combine full-time professional football training with their academic studies as they integrate into the Under-18 squad alongside the existing second-year scholars.
Among the nine fresh faces arriving at the club is Bermudian youth international Na’Im Zuill.
Recruited during the youth phase from Oldham Athletic, Zuill arrives with a reputation as a highly talented, left-footed attacker capable of operating across a number of offensive roles. The Bermudian prospect will look to make an immediate impact in Clarke’s side as pre-season preparations get underway later this month.
