Despite the fact that Stu Holden is likely to be leaving Bolton Wanderers for the next 28 days, the membership and director Dougie Freedman have proved that they want to keep the American around. Holden will be moving to Sheffield Wednesday where he'll hopefully slot directly into the Owls' midfield. The statement from the team allayed worries from Bolton Wanderers supporters that they will be forced to start to see the person (who had been arguably the club's best on the field) leave afer almost 2 yrs of inactivity through extensive harm. Stu has been out for nearly 2 yrs, but has just lately made major steps in a bid to come back to full fitness. Holden made late-game performances again Sunderland and Everton before you go 67 minutes in Bolton's 1-0 win against Peterborough. Talking within Holden's loan announcement, Dougie Freedman made a point to state that Stu has been provided a extension by the club: "This is the alternative in his treatment process and he'll come back to us fit healthy. This is actually the best move for Stuart and is a win-win-win situation for everyone concerned. "We had an excellent talk earlier in the week. I informed him that people want him around next time and have offered a contract extension." to him Talking with the Bolton News, Freedman delved in to a a bit more detail about the situation: "It is excellent news that we'll be giving him a fresh contract. "I am sending him out to get games because whatever I really do is in Bolton's best interest. I'm doing something which helps in the long term. "Stu has performed many reserve games but we are at the point whereby he needs that check. I'm taking a look at the bigger picture because we've got young Josh Vela and Medo, and this shift matches everyone."
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