Ben Andreucci Signs New Deal with Bradford (Park Avenue)

Striker commits to club for 2026-27 season

Bradford (Park Avenue) AFC have secured the services of striker Ben Andreucci for the 2026-27 season. The 21-year-old forward, who joined the club in January 2026, has agreed to remain at the Horsfall Community Stadium until the end of next season.

Career and recent performances

Andreucci began his football career as a youth player at Doncaster Rovers before moving to Leeds United, where he developed his skills further. He later signed a two-year contract with EFL side Bolton Wanderers, making his senior debut in an EFL Trophy match against Wrexham. During his time at Bolton, he had loan spells at Buxton and Darlington.

Internationally, Andreucci has represented Scotland at the Under-19 level.

After being released by Bolton Wanderers, Andreucci joined Cleethorpes Town for the 2025-26 season. In January 2026, he transferred to Bradford (Park Avenue), making an immediate impact by scoring twice on his debut against Matlock Town. He added four more goals during the remainder of the season, helping Bradford secure a top-five finish and a place in the Playoff Final. Notably, he scored a decisive goal in the Playoff Semi-Final at Matlock Town.

Comments from player and manager

• Ben Andreucci: Expressed satisfaction at extending his stay with the club and highlighted the team’s ambition for promotion in the upcoming season.
• Manager Craig Elliott: Praised Andreucci’s development and goal-scoring ability, noting his potential to score over 20 goals in the next campaign.

Manager Craig Elliott previously worked with Andreucci during his loan spell at Buxton and looks forward to continuing their collaboration at Bradford (Park Avenue).

Outlook for next season

With Andreucci’s contract renewed, Bradford (Park Avenue) aim to build on last season’s success and push for promotion. The club’s management and supporters will be hoping that the striker’s contributions continue to be significant in the forthcoming campaign.