Adam Bolder is all set to complete a permanent move to Millwall from Queens Park Rangers.
Midfielder set to finalise permanent switch
Adam Bolder is all set to complete a permanent move to Millwall from Queens Park Rangers.
The 28-year-old has fallen out of favour at Loftus Road and spent the first half of the current campaign on loan at the Lions.
He made 11 starts for the League One high-fliers during that spell and impressed sufficiently to persuade Kenny Jackett that he was deserving of a full-time deal.
Bolder admits that he had offers to go elsewhere during the January transfer window but is delighted to be heading back to The Den.
"I'm pleased to be back," he told the club's official website.
"There was an offer from a Championship club but having talked it over with my family, I decided that Millwall is the club for me.
"I enjoyed my time here earlier in the season and now I am looking forward to playing my part in what hopefully will be an exciting and successful second half to the campaign."
