Exclusive: Wolves goalkeeper Louie Moulden agrees loan move to Rochdale
Wolves goalkeeper Louie Moulden has agreed a season-long loan move to Rochdale.
The 21-year-old has agreed terms with the National League club on a season-long loan move, that will include a release clause in January if another club comes in for him.
Moulden previously spent time on loan at Ebbsfleet and then spent the first half of last season at National League side Solihull Moors.
He returned from his loan in January to stay on as Wolves' third choice goalkeeper behind Jose Sa and Dan Bentley, and also signed a one-year contract extension.
This summer, a number of clubs higher up the pyramid have been chasing his signature, including Accrington Stanley.
Moulden recently spent time training with the club and played as a trialist in a friendly against Blackburn, but Accrington were unable to commit to bringing him on board before Rochdale approached Wolves.
Rochdale, who were relegated from League Two to the National League last season, have given assurances of regular game time to Moulden and all parties have now agreed on the deal.
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