Wolves can confirm that forward Fletcher Holman has completed a permanent move to League Two side Swindon Town.
Having been a regular face in James Collins’ under-21s side, Holman departs the Black Country having scored 22 goals in 52 matches for the under-21s. Nine of these have come in the 2025/26 season to date with his last strikes in Old Gold a brace against Millwall in December.
Holman joined Wolves in January 2024 from National League side Eastbourne Borough having begun his career with Brighton and Hove Albion. During his time at the Compton Park he spent a stint on loan at Solihull Moors, where impressed over 20 matches in the National League.
The 21-year-old will now link up with Ian Holloway’s Robins who currently sit second in League Two.
Everyone at Wolves wishes Fletcher every success in the EFL and look forward to seeing his future career.
Academy Director Jon Hunter-Barrett said: “We want to wish Fletch all the best in the next stage of his journey. He made great progress while at Wolves and is someone who had an infectious character around the training ground and within the group. It is always a proud moment for us at the academy when players who we have helped develop make their move into first team football – whether than be at Wolves or elsewhere – and we will all be watching with a keen eye on how his career moves forward.”
