Friday 17 March 2017 20:21, UK
Dean Holdsworth has sold his stake in Bolton to co-owner Ken Anderson, a year after the pair took over at the Macron Stadium.
The former Wanderers striker Holdsworth has agreed for the ownership to transfer from Sports Shield BWFC to Anderson's Inner Circle Investments.
Holdsworth fronted the Sports Shield consortium's takeover of the club last March, along with Anderson.
They took control of former owner Eddie Davies's 94.5 per cent controlling share of Burnden Leisure but, following several disputes during a year which has seen the club placed under a transfer embargo, Anderson has now bought out Sports Shield's shares.
A statement on the club's official website read: "Bolton Wanderers Football Club is pleased to confirm that an agreement has been reached between Ken Anderson and Dean Holdsworth that will see ownership of Sports Shield BWFC Limited transferred to Inner Circle Investments Ltd.
"Both parties acknowledge that certain public statements each has made about the integrity and conduct of the other may have been inappropriate and, on reflection, regrettable.
"Both Dean and Ken are delighted that they have reached this arrangement and have done so with the best interests of the club and its fans in mind.
"Part of the arrangement has seen both parties agree that Dean will continue his involvement with the club as club ambassador."
