Wanderers’ head coach says the loan signing addresses immediate depth and enhances attacking options.

Abimbola previously made four League One appearances for Bolton in the 2024-25 season.

Bolton Wanderers have signed Derby County winger Corey Blackett-Taylor on loan until the end of the season to bolster attacking options after injuries to Amario Cozier-Duberry and Marcus Forss.

Blackett-Taylor, a Derby County winger, joins Bolton on loan through the remainder of the 2025/26 campaign to strengthen the squad's attacking depth.

He stresses that playing for a club with Charlton’s history comes with a duty to perform and push for promotion.

Having recovered from injuries over the past 18 months, he aims to play regularly and believes Bolton is a big club in the Championship mix with potential for higher levels.

His background includes time in Aston Villa’s academy and spells at Walsall, Tranmere, Charlton, and Derby, which he believes will help him adapt quickly and add value.

Blackett-Taylor cites Bolton’s size, history, and promotion potential as key reasons for joining and emphasizes the need to play regularly to help in the run-in.

He expresses that joining Bolton felt like the right step and reflects a plan to contribute to the club’s promotion push.

The player aims to contribute by playing regularly and helping Bolton reach their targets as they chase promotion.

Bolton are evaluating other attacking options, including Rob Apter and Sam Nombe, as they shape their forward line.

Blackett-Taylor becomes Bolton’s fourth January signing, following earlier additions of goalkeepers Jack Bonham and David Harrington and defender Lewis Temple.