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BANTAMS TIE DOWN STAUNTON

LEAGUE TWO
HIGHLY-RATED 18-yearold Reece Staunton has signed a professional deal with Bradford until the end of the 2021-22 season.
The Republic of Ireland youth international became City’s youngest player in 2017 when he made his debut in the Football League Trophy aged 15 years and 332 days. The defender made his Efldebut in May 2018 and has played four times for the first team. Staunton said: “Having had a taste of first-team football, I am determined to try and push towards a place in the main squad.”
Bradford boss Gary Bowyer said: “It is important for us to be ...

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