Bolton Wanderers are back in the Championship, and former player Nicky Hunt is delighted.

What's next for Bolton Wanderers?

The team's return to the second tier has been a long time coming, and Hunt is optimistic about their chances. With a strong squad and experienced manager Steven Schumacher at the helm, Bolton Wanderers are well-placed to make an impact.

The road to success

Hunt knows it won't be easy, but he's confident that the team can establish themselves in the Championship and push for a return to the Premier League. As of June 26, 2026, Bolton Wanderers are preparing for the new season, with a league standing of 5th in League One, 75 points from 46 games, and a recent form of LDDWL. | Stat | Value | | --- | --- | | League standing | 5th in League One | | Points | 75 | | Recent form | LDDWL |

The challenge ahead

The team will face stiff competition in the Championship, but Hunt is upbeat about their prospects. With a goal difference of +18 and 70 goals scored this season, Bolton Wanderers have shown they have the firepower to compete at the higher level.

A new era for Bolton Wanderers

Hunt's comments come as the team prepares for a new era in the Championship, with a renewed focus on establishing themselves as a top-tier team. As the season gets underway, Bolton Wanderers will be looking to build on their momentum and make a push for the Premier League.