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As the free transfer deadline strikes down on English clubs, it is Bradford Park Avenue who have once again been active in the post-transfer window market.
Adam Chabukiani has welcomed three new UK-based youngsters into the club over the course of the window, despite signing up a total of twenty players in the summer.
Some young players in that list are currently out on loan, like Paul Turney and Callum Saunders who are both playing strikers for Port Vale in League Two. Port Vale seem to love ex-Bradford PA players too, with John Abubakar and Nathaniel Oseni plying their trade for them on loan as they were transferred to Leyton Orient and Leeds United respectively.
However, Avenue will welcome the signings of
Alexander Kamanzi, Luke Lloyd and Kyle Williams with lots of hope.
Firstly, Kamanzi joined last month from Cambridge City and the 6'2" giant has already stamped down an impressive goalscoring record the first team at Horsfall Stadium, scoring four goals in as many games, including a brace Notts County on Tuesday.
Next up is the 'Flying Welshman' as his former clubs fans nicknamed him. Kyle Williams has played 5 games for the Under-21's here in West Yorkshire and has duly delivered with three goals and four assists really staking his claim for a first-team spot. The wingers' pace is what really catches the eye of spectators, not to mention his technical ability - Bradford have found a star here.
It's another Welshman now, but Luke Lloyd arrives from Llandudno in Wales and plays both sides of full-back. The 18-year-old has starred in ten development team matches for Bradford PA and even scored one through a penalty kick. He's assisted two goals and picked up an average rating of 7.19. The full-back can also operate in centre-back as well, making him an extremely versatile defender.