🤩 Introducing your newest Wanderer!#bwfc pic.twitter.com/tQ5ky9ADyV
— Bolton Wanderers (@OfficialBWFC) January 29, 2024
"We're really grateful to Liverpool for trusting us with one of their young assets," Bolton boss Ivan Evatt told the club's official website.
"Calvin is a really good player in his own right and I'm sure he'll come here and show everybody associated with us what a good player he is going to be. He's a very talented young player and we're really fortunate Liverpool chose us over a lot of other options for him.
"He had a mixed first six months of the season at Preston where he had an injury. He's got back from that and not had much game time, so it's down to us to make him enjoy his football and put a smile on his face.
"He hasn't played loads of football (recently) so we have to build him into it, but I think he's going to be additive to what we've got for the rest of the season, that's for sure.
"Josh (Dacres-Cogley) has done an incredible job and put so much into the season so far and now we feel we can rotate a little bit or, if he needs a break or sometimes he can play as a centre-back as well, then it's great to have Calvin to step up and do what he can do."