Bolton Wanderers winger Dennis Politic's deal at the club is poised to run out at the end of the season as things currently stand.
The 21-year-old is currently out on loan away from Wanderers at League Two side Port Vale for the duration of the season.
Politic has played six times for the Valiants and scored twice in all compeitions so far after working his way into Darrell Clarke's team.
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He was offered a fresh deal at Wanderers earlier this season, but that was declined, and he is poised to be out of contract next summer as things stand.
Bolton boss Ian Evatt said: "I don’t think we’ve had any further dialogue with Dennis or his agent. As I said, we made him an offer.
"That offer was politely declined so for now we’ll play it by ear and see how things develop."
Wanderers fans have taken to Twitter to give their view that there has been no further movement in potentially extending Politic's stay at the University of Bolton Stadium.
And the latest update has drawn a mixed response it seeems from fans reacting on the social media platform.
Chris Merrils wrote: "If he doesn't want to be here then off you pop. Scored a couple but not exactly first name on the team sheet for League 2 Port Vale. Shame if he leaves on a free but not the end of the world."
@Joe93854993 posted: "It’s up to him now. Gotta prove more of point now as well. Not getting in a Vale side often enough? He’ll be back at Salford soon enough. But it’s up to him and him only now"
Andrew Broome wrote: "Tbh, I’m in agreement with the general consensus. Certainly no guarantee he gets in the team in the current set up and if he wants first team football elsewhere I can’t blame him. Wouldn’t mind him staying, wouldn’t mind him going."
@SkhTrains posted: "Have to say I'd be a bit annoyed if we let him go for nowt."
Jamie Adams-Mercer wrote: "The lad has done well when given a chance with 6 goal contributions in 8 games and is still only 21. I think letting him walk is something Evatt will live to regret especially when you consider the players ahead of him right now at Bwfc.
"I’m not suprised him and his agent are holding out as players with genuine potential usually don’t want to commit long term to a club."
@bwfcmax2 posted: "If we let go of Politic that easy would be so stupid."
