Millwall striker Jon Dadi Bodvarsson to complete Bolton Wanderers move today
Millwall striker Jon Dadi Bodvarsson is set to complete his free transfer move to Bolton Wanderers today.
The Icelandic international will be the second front-line exit from their squad this week after Matt Smith joined Salford City on an 18-month contract yesterday.
Bodvarsson will also make a permanent exit from the South London club.
The 29-year-old has mustered just one senior appearance for the Lions this season, as a second-half substitute in their EFL Cup win over Cambridge United.
Millwall are working on adding attacking players to their squad during the transfer window with in-form Tom Bradshaw facing 12 weeks out with knee ligament damage.
But Bodvarsson has been surplus to requirements the whole campaign. He turned down a move to a League One club in the summer transfer window.
The forward was due to be a free agent at the end of July. Bodvarsson is set be signed in time to be available for Bolton’s match at Shrewsbury on Saturday.
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