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CAM HAS PLENTY TO BRAGG ABOUT…

by
The LeaguePaper Team
14 December 2025

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Chris Dunlavy

ABILITY: Cameron Bragg

RISING Southampton star Cameron Bragg says his sudden rise to the first-team feels “unreal” after signing a two-year contract extension at St Mary’s.
The 20-year-old midfielder worked with current Saints boss Tonda Eckert in the Under-21s and has made four Championship appearances since the German took charge in October - including his first senior start.
“There’s been so much going on from where I was four, five, six weeks ago to now,” said Bragg, who spent six games on loan at Crawle...

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