Bradford City Captain Antoni Sarcevic Signs Contract Extension Through 2028
Bradford City captain Antoni Sarcevic has officially extended his contract by one year, ensuring his stay with the club until the summer of 2028. Originally, Sarcevic’s contract was set to expire next summer, but the new agreement gives him an additional two years with the Bantams.
The 34-year-old midfielder joined Bradford from Stockport County in 2024 and has made a significant impact, scoring 18 goals in 73 appearances, including a critical goal that helped secure promotion from League Two in May 2025. He was appointed as Bradford’s captain shortly before the current season commenced.
“I have been here for two years and they have been unbelievable,” Sarcevic stated on the club’s website. “Following last season and how we have started so far this year, it is exciting and I am over the moon to be here.”
Bradford City has enjoyed a strong start to the month, winning all three of their competitive matches. Manager Graham Alexander emphasized Sarcevic’s value to the team, stating, “We need leaders and examples for people to follow, and Antoni does that every day. I am very happy we get to work with him for another couple of seasons at least.”
Bradford City captain Antoni Sarcevic has signed a new one-year extension to his contract, keeping him at the club until the summer of 2028.
Sarcevic’s deal was due to run out next summer, but he now has two more years left with the Bantams.
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Since joining from Stockport County in 2024, the 34-year-old has 18 goals in his 73 appearances, including the one that clinched promotion out of League Two in May 2025.
While he was named as Bradford’s new captain shortly before this season.
“I have been here for two years and they have been unbelievable,” he told the club’s website.
“Following last season and how we have started so far this year, it is exciting and I am over the moon to be here.”
Bradford have won all three of their competitive games this month and this is further good news with manager Graham Alexander acknowledging Sarcevic’s importance.
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“We need leaders and examples for people to follow, and Antoni does that every day,” Alexander said. “I am very happy we get to work with him for another couple of seasons at least.”
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