Ben Davies has completed a move to Bolton Wanderers, leaving Rangers after four years.
The centre-back has today been confirmed as the English Championship new boys' latest summer signing, penning a two-year deal.
He spent last season on loan at Oxford United in the same division, making 10 appearances but not featuring in a matchday squad since February.
The 30-year-old follows Scottish midfielder David Watson in the door, after he moved on from Kilmarnock.
He told Wanderers TV: “It feels brilliant to be here. I heard of interest from a few clubs but as soon as I knew Bolton were interested, this was the club I wanted to come to.
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“It’s going to be exciting times back in the Championship after an excellent year last season. I’ve seen that the average attendance last year was over 20,000 and that was a massive pull for me.
“I think my Championship experience can help the team on and off the pitch. I’ve met with the gaffer and I like his outlook on football and how he wants to play.
“It’s going to be amazing stepping out in front of our fans, I’ve played here a few times and the atmosphere has always been brilliant.”
Davies signed for Rangers from Liverpool in the summer of 2022 but only had one season as a regular, and had loans at Birmingham and Oxford in search of more game time.
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