Tyler French: Bradford City sign AFC Sudbury defender
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Gary Bowyer signed a two-year deal with Bradford in April
Bradford City have signed centre-half Tyler French from non-league club AFC Sudbury following a trial spell.
The 20-year-old joins the Bantams, who were relegated to League Two last season, on a two-year contract from the Bostik North League side.
Manager Gary Bowyer told the club website:, external "He is a good size, with good pace, and has a great attitude to take the opportunity we are giving him."
French said he could not think of "anywhere better to be".
He added: "I am over the moon. It is all quite surreal. As soon as Bradford got in touch and I was given the opportunity, it was a no-brainer.
"Having home crowds of 15,000-plus is fantastic and I cannot wait to get in front of the fans and show them what I am all about."