Former Bolton Wanderers winger Yanic Wildschut has joined League One rivals Oxford United.
The 30-year-old has put pen to paper on a two-year deal at the Kassam Stadium. He has joined the club for an undisclosed fee from Bulgarian side CSKA Sofia.
Wildschut play for Wanderers on loan during the 2018/19 season in the Championship under Phil Parkinson. He turned out 18 times and scored twice in his time at the club.
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The Suriname international has also played for Middlesbrough, Wigan Athletic and Norwich City during a previous spell in England. He has now signed up for the U's.
Wildschut said: “I loved my time in England and like the style of football that Oxford play. I think it will suit how I like to play the game. The Manager has been great with me, it’s a very forward looking club and I can’t wait to get started now.”
U's boss Karl Robinson said: “He is very quick and also very powerful. When he played in League One before he was named in the team of the season, so he knows the division well. He is one of those players who excites fans when he gets the ball and as soon as we knew he was available we moved quickly to bring him in.
“With Stuart Findlay and Ed McGinty coming in as well, we have had a very positive week and certainly strengthened what was already a very strong group of players. We will keep working away in the background to see how we get even stronger by the time the league season starts.”
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