Bolton Wanderers have made their first summer signing by bringing in Kilmarnock midfielder David Watson. The 21-year-old, who has been a standout player for Kilmarnock, has agreed to a three-year deal with the option of a fourth. This transfer will be finalized when the summer transfer window opens on June 15, pending international clearance. Watson has a strong background, having joined Kilmarnock at the age of seven and making 140 senior appearances, scoring 13 goals during his time there. He expressed his excitement about joining Bolton, stating that he is looking forward to the new challenge ahead. After Bolton's impressive 4-1 victory over Stockport in the League One play-off final on May 24, the club is eager to make a mark in the Championship. Watson is keen to contribute to the team's success and is motivated by the prospect of playing in front of passionate fans at the University of Bolton Stadium. He believes that the atmosphere will push him and his teammates to perform at their best as they aim for a successful season in the second tier of English football.