Bradford City manager Graham Alexander is not looking for anything new in the 2026-27 season. Instead, he wants to build on the team's upward curve by improving individual actions and moments. The Bantams finished fourth in League One last season, scoring 58 goals and conceding 51. They are 26 points behind leaders Lincoln in the current table.
What's the plan for Bradford City in 2026-27?
Graham Alexander wants to attack games, press the opposition, and create pressure on the opponent in and out of possession. He believes that if the team can do each individual action or moment just a little bit better, they will make the improvements they want.
Why is improvement key for Bradford City?
Alexander emphasizes that the team's approach will not change. They will still want to attack games, press the opposition, and create pressure on the opponent. However, they can improve by doing each individual action or moment just a little bit better.
What's new for Bradford City in 2026-27?
The team has made some new signings, including centre-forward Jake Beesley and midfielder Adam Phillips. They have also experimented with playing Antoni Sarcevic deeper and Kayden Jackson at wing-back during pre-season.
What comes next for Bradford City?
The team will face Rochdale at Valley Parade on Saturday, and Alexander is confident that they will make improvements throughout the season. He believes that the team's upward curve will continue, and they will make progress in the 2026-27 season.
League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 4th in League One, 77 pts, 22W-11D-13L from 46 games, recent form WDDDL.
