Jake Young: Bradford City recall prolific striker from Swindon Town loan

Bradford City has decided to recall striker Jake Young from his loan spell at League Two side Swindon Town due to his impressive form, according to Bantams boss Graham Alexander. The 22-year-old striker has been in exceptional goal-scoring form, netting 16 goals, making him the second-highest scorer in the division.

Young had initially been loaned out by Mark Hughes, the predecessor of Graham Alexander, and his prolific performances have prompted the decision to bring him back to bolster Bradford City’s promotion aspirations. Alexander highlighted the importance of having a competitive squad and acknowledged Young’s success at Swindon, indicating that it would be wise to recall him and see if he can maintain his form for Bradford City.

 

The Bantams’ manager emphasized the need for talented and motivated players to contribute to the team’s success, particularly in the attacking department where goals are crucial for winning games. By recalling Jake Young, Bradford City aims to strengthen their attacking options and leverage the striker’s goal-scoring prowess in their pursuit of promotion.