Bolton Wanderers are looking to bolster their squad with the addition of a highly-experienced goalkeeper. The club's head coach, Steven Schumacher, has previously admitted his desire for more additions before the start of the season. With over seven years since their last Championship campaign, fresh faces are needed in Greater Manchester. The likes of Gaizka Larrazabal, David Watson, and Kyliane Dong have already joined the club, but Schumacher has his sights set on more signings. Meanwhile, Sheffield United have undergone major renovations, with 13 players leaving the club this summer. The Blades will be setting their sights on a place in the top eight next year, but first, they have their crosshairs on another option between the sticks, but face competition from Bolton. According to Darren Witcoop via X, both Bolton and Sheffield United are weighing up offers for free agent Asmir Begovic, following the 39-year-old's release from Leicester City at the end of last season. Begovic has spent nearly 20 years playing professionally in the United Kingdom for the likes of Portsmouth, Macclesfield, Bournemouth, Yeovil Town, Ipswich Town, Stoke City, Chelsea, Everton, Queen's Park Rangers, and most recently, Leicester. It would be with the Potters where he would thrust himself into the spotlight, making 173 appearances in North Staffordshire before sealing an £8 million move to Chelsea in the summer of 2015. Since 2020, Begovic has spent time in the EFL with Bournemouth, QPR, and Leicester, as well as acting as a backup option in the Premier League with Everton. He would battle Jakub Stolarczyk for a place between the sticks at the King Power Stadium last season, making 11 Championship appearances as the Foxes were relegated to League One, and now could be set for a return to the Championship. With over 250 Premier League appearances and over a century in the Championship under his belt, the 63-capped former Bosnia and Herzegovina international is about as experienced as they come. In all likelihood, the 39-year-old would only act as a backup option for either the Trotters or the Blades, but his experience and presence both on and off the pitch could be invaluable for the club. League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 3rd in League One, 74 pts, 19W-17D-8L from 44 games, recent form DWLDW. Goals this season: 67 scored, 48 conceded (+19 goal difference).