Bolton Wanderers says Yates Entrance Solutions has renewed its business partnership with the club for the 2026/27 season.
The company is led by Jordan Yates, a lifelong Wanderers supporter.
Yates Entrance Solutions also supplies and supports the club’s facilities department directly, maintaining and upgrading entrance systems across the Toughsheet Community Stadium to keep the site secure and running reliably on matchdays.
As a platinum partner, the business receives a comprehensive package of commercial assets, including LED advertising at the stadium, promotion across the club’s social media channels and corporate hospitality.
The renewal comes as the club begins its first season back in the Championship.
Carl Sanderson, Head of Commercial at Bolton Wanderers, said: “Jordan and his team have been excellent to work with and it says a lot that they have committed again for our first season back in the Championship.
“They are a local business run by a Bolton fan and they deliver to a high standard for our facilities team every week. Supporters will not always see that work, but they benefit from it every time they come through the turnstiles. We are delighted to keep them with us at Platinum level.”
Jordan Yates said: “We are delighted to renew our platinum partnership with Bolton Wanderers. As a lifelong fan it is incredibly rewarding to give back to a club that has been such a big part of my life.
“Last season’s promotion back to the Championship made this renewal even more special. It was a fantastic achievement for everyone involved and it was incredible to see that hard work rewarded. At Yates Entrance Solutions, we are proud to support the club by keeping its facilities safe, secure, and operating reliably.
“It is a privilege to play a part behind the scenes, ensuring the stadium remains a welcoming place for everyone. We look forward to continuing our partnership throughout this exciting new chapter in the Championship, and everyone at Yates Entrance Solutions wishes the club every success for the season ahead.”