Ahead of the 2025/26 Football League season, Bradford College is delighted to announce itself as the brand-new shorts sponsor for Bradford City AFC.
The College has played a key role in various collaborations with City in recent years, including the supplying of actors, stylists, and make-up artists for last summer’s kit release campaigns.
Further extending our support to the newly-promoted Bantams, the Bradford College logo will now feature on the back of the club’s playing shorts.
Head of Student Recruitment & External Relations, Anita Ladva-Cheung, said: “We are proud to be backing Bradford City and can’t wait to see the players strutting their stuff in Sky Bet League One next season! The club is a huge part of the city and we are excited to continue supporting the Bantams.”
Speaking on behalf of Bradford City AFC, Davide Longo (Chief Commercial Officer) added: “Bradford College has been a valued partner for many years, and we are proud to be strengthening that relationship with such a key member of the community. To see the College name and logo on the back of our shorts next season will be special!”
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