Brattan can be best described as being a “footballing midfielder” and is someone who likes to get on the ball and spread play.
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The 25-year-old has joined the struggling Championship outfit on a deal that will run until January 3, having only just signed a permanent deal with City.
And the club have now moved to secure his services after his contract at A-League side Brisbane Roar expired.
He left Brisbane in the summer following a dispute with the club over their failure to pay required superannuation contributions.
He made 91 league appearances in five seasons at the club, winning three A-League titles.
It has been reported that Brattan has signed a four year deal at the English Premier League side, which finished second last season.
He was called up to the Australian national team as a replacement for the injured Mile Jedinak in a recent World Cup Qualifier versus Bangladesh.
Bolton are bottom of the Championship after drawing 1-1 at home to Leeds United on Saturday.
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