The players that will leave Bradford City on a free this summer unless contracts are renewed

Bradford City have had a very disappointing season and currently sit 18th in League Two. 

However with Mark Hughes now at the helm, the Bantams will be hoping they can push on next season and have a more successful season.

Realistically, you can expect that Hughes will want his side to be battling at the top end of the league next season and securing a position in the play-offs if not higher.

A lot of work will be required for Bradford to achieve this and Hughes will have to make sure he makes the right signings to make this achievable.

Here, we take a look at the players who will be leaving Bradford City on a free this summer unless a new contract is offered to them.

Bradford City will lose the services of Tom Elliott, Jamie Walker, Dion Pereira, Nathan Delfouneso, Matty Daly and Alex Bass this summer as they are all players in on loan.

Goalkeeper Richard O’Donnell sees his contract expire at the end of the season.

This season the 31-year-old has made 19 appearances for the Bantams. However, with current goalkeeper Alex Bass at the club on loan, Bradford may need a goalkeeper this summer meaning O’Donnell may be given the chance to extend his contract.

Forward Theo Robinson sees his contract expire in summer. The 33-year-old has made 23 appearances for Bradford this season but only scored two goals meaning he may not be what they are looking to retain in their squad next season.

Midfielder Gareth Evans joined Bradford from Portsmouth back in 2020 and his contract expires this year.

Having made 20 appearances, scoring once and providing two assists this season, he has had an okay season. However, at 33-years-old Hughes may opt to bring some fresher legs into the club.

Caolan Lavery has made 18 appearances for the Bantams