By Mark Heys
May 16 2007

Slovakian striker Zoltan Harsanyi has turned his loan move from FC Senec to Bolton Wanderers into a permanent arrangement and he will sign a three year deal to remain at the Reebok Stadium

The 19-year old arrived at the Wanderers in January along with countryman Lubomir Michalik and his three goals in seven reserve league outings has prompted Bolton boss Sammy Lee to keep the teenager.

Harsanyi struck goals for the second string in their games against Middlesbrough and Sheffield United and this went a long way in helping the club to lift their first title at reserve team level since 1995.

Although yet to join Michalik in the first team squad, Harsanyi remained positive about the future and revealed that his aim is to force his way into the senior squad next year.

"I have managed to sign a three-year contract at Bolton, I think they have been satisfied with my performances, even though I have yet to play for the first team."

"I have appeared in seven games for the reserve team and have scored three goals and we managed to win the title in the north part of the Reserve League. My personal objective for next season is that I would like to get into the starting line-up of the first team and make some appearances in Uefa Cup games"

Walking Down The Manny Road would like to wish Zoltan all the best during his time with Bolton