Bradford City have confirmed Graham Alexander’s successor.

Bradford City have officially appointed Michael Duff as their new manager to succeed Graham Alexander. Duff has signed a long-term contract running through the end of the 2029/30 season with the West Yorkshire club, who currently sit second in League One. Alexander departed Valley Parade last month to take charge of Preston North End.
Duff secured the role shortly after being dismissed by Wycombe Wanderers last month. The 48-year-old manager will take charge of Bradford for the first time on Saturday against Leyton Orient, despite currently serving a pre-existing touchline ban.
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