Ted Sharman-Lowe will come up against Rovers next season after joining League One rivals Bolton. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)placeholder image
Ted Sharman-Lowe will come up against Rovers next season after joining League One rivals Bolton. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)
Ted Sharman-Lowe has officially joined Bolton Wanderers.
The Chelsea goalkeeper played a major role in Doncaster Rovers' march to the League Two title in 2024-25, during a successful season-long loan from the Premier League giants. He played all 46 league matches as Grant McCann's side secured a return to League One after three years away.
In the close season there were murmurs of a potential return to South Yorkshire next season for the 22-year-old but it's now been announced he's heading to the Trotters for next term.
"Teddy has shown he can handle the demands of regular first-team football," Bolton boss Schumacher said.
"His performances for Doncaster were outstanding and he possesses the physical presence and all-round goalkeeping attributes we were looking for."
Earlier this week Sharman-Lowe posted a lengthy message of thanks to Rovers on his Instagram account, saying: "So many amazing moments! Thank you once again to everyone associated with the club, and I'll always have the best memories of my time at Rovers."
Sharman-Lowe is currently with the England under-21s at the European Championships. Lee Carsley's side face Spain in Saturday's quarter-final. Sharman-Lowe was an unused substitute for the three group games.
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