English League One side Bradford City have confirmed that Harambee Stars winger Adam Wilson and English striker Tyler Smith are not part of their plans for the upcoming season and have been granted permission to pursue their futures elsewhere.Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More NewsDespite both players having a year left on their current contracts, the club has opted to offload them as part of their squad restructuring ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.Smith, who joined the Bantams permanently from Hull City last summer following a promising loan spell, struggled to find form, managing just three goals in 37 appearances.##NAJAVA_MECA_9009648##Wilson, on the other hand, signed from Welsh outfit The New Saints (TNS) in August 2023 but endured a difficult first season at Bradford.He made only eight appearances before a serious hamstring injury sustained against Stockport County in December sidelined him for the remainder of the campaign.Manager Graham Alexander confirmed that the club, through technical director Grant Warburton, had held discussions with both players regarding their future.“We’ve spoken with both players recently through Grant Warburton and informed them they’re not currently in our plans,” Alexander said, as quoted by The Telegraph and Argus.Shabana reveal how they beat Gor Mahia to sign Kariobangi Sharks midfielder“They’re both under contract for another year, and we’ll look to resolve that as quickly as possible.We’re in discussions with them and their representatives. It will be better for their careers to be playing regularly, which won’t be happening here.”Bradford also confirmed that both Wilson and Smith are currently training with the Under-18s squad, having been excluded from first-team pre-season training sessions and friendly matches.The move is intended to give both players time and space to settle their futures.Ghost Mulee explains why Robert Matano remains only local coach to win FKFPL title in past decadeDespite his injury setback in England, Wilson enjoyed a highly successful loan spell back at TNS during the 2024–25 season.The 23-year-old played a pivotal role as the Welsh giants clinched a historic treble, winning the Cymru Premier League, Welsh Cup, and Nathaniel MG Cup.##NAJAVA_MECA_9009586##Wilson registered 20 goal contributions in 33 appearances, including a memorable hat-trick in a 6–0 demolition of Cardiff Met in March 2025.He was also part of the Harambee Stars squad that featured in the June friendlies.
