Man United youngster Shola Shoretire spent time at Bolton on loan last term and he could leave on another temporary deal.
Manchester United youngster Shola Shoretire could leave on loan before the transfer deadline if a good opportunity can be found.
It's understood clubs in talks to sign Shoretire have been asked to pitch their plan for his development this season.Shoretire, who joined Bolton Wanderers in January on a six-month loan, is understood to want regular starts at a competitive level and interest from the Championship is seen as recognition of his progress.
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