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Bradford City have signed goalkeeper Cameron Dawson on a one-year deal.

The 31-year-old, who started his career with Sheffield Wednesday's academy, joins the West Yorkshire club from Rotherham.

Dawson has played 198 games in the Football League in a career that has also taken him from the Owls to Plymouth, Alfreton Town, Wycombe Wanderers, Exeter and Chesterfield.

The goalkeeper, who has represented England at youth level, has also been promoted twice with Exeter and Sheffield Wednesday.

Dawson replaces the outgoing Sam Walker, who has left to join Watford after two and a half years at the club.

Bantams boss Graham Alexander told the club website, external: "Cameron is a keeper we have looked at previously and know quite well.

"He is determined to show his skill-set with us and alongside Jon (McCracken), we will have a very trustworthy and competitive goalkeeper department."

Watford are closing in on the signing of Bradford City goalkeeper Sam Walker and the 34-year-old will provide back-up. (Sky Sports), external

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Nick Powell has signed a new one-year deal to stay at Bradford City this season.

The 32-year-old midfielder, who joined the Bantams from Stockport County last summer, played 14 games for the club last season after suffering a hamstring injury which kept him out for six months.

He has had a prolific pre-season, scoring goals in friendlies against Halifax Town, SV Gmunden, Preston North End and Salford City, after being given the chance to earn a new deal.

Bradford manager Graham Alexander said:, external "Nick's decision to come back in pre-season and show what he can offer proved his desire to everyone here."

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Bradford City have signed former Everton defender Reece Welch on a two-year deal after a successful trial.

The 6ft 6in 22-year-old came through the Toffees' academy and made three first-team appearances before being released at the end of last season.

He could make his competitive debut for the Bantams in Saturday's Carabao Cup first-round tie against Rochdale.

"We believe he has the potential to be a top player, and we will work hard with him to fulfil it," boss Graham Alexander told the club website., external

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Bradford City defender Aden Baldwin has signed a new two-year deal.

The 29-year-old, who is now contracted to the club until the end of the 2027-28 season, has made 76 appearances for the Bantams.

"Aden has done great these last two seasons, but I believe there is still lots more to come from him," boss Graham Alexander told the club website., external

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The TV schedule for the opening two months of the English Football League's 2026-27 season have been announced and with that, there are a few games getting a headline slot.

Here are the new dates to jot into your calendars across the EFL in August and September:

• Thursday, 20 August - Sheffield Wednesday v Bradford City (20:00 BST)

• Sunday, 23 August - West Bromwich Albion v Burnley (12:00 BST)

• Friday, 28 August - Wrexham v Birmingham City (20:00 BST)

• Sunday, 6 September - Birmingham City v Wolves (12:00 BST)

• Monday, 7 September - Bromley v AFC Wimbledon (20:00 BST)

• Thursday, 10 September - Stevenage v Luton Town (20:00 BST)

• Friday, 11 September - West Ham United v Wrexham (20:00 BST)

• Sunday, 13 September - Sheffield United v Wolves (12:00 BST)

• Thursday, 17 September - AFC Wimbledon v MK Dons (20:00 BST)

• Friday, 18 September - Bristol City v Watford (20:00 BST)

• Sunday, 20 September - Wolves v West Bromwich Albion (12:00 BST)

The above matches are the single-game choices whose dates have been moved for TV coverage - there are also a number of Saturday lunchtime, evening and multi-game midweek matches also being televised. The full list is available here., external

The BBC Sport website will have live text commentaries of all the above fixtures and you can also tune in to games via your local BBC Radio station.