Josh Neufville – Bradford City
AFC Wimbledon’s Josh Neufville did this on the weekend. Some goal. 👏 pic.twitter.com/kgbm3IBcbe
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Equally as comfortable at wing back and right back? Check. Rampaging runs? Check. Good delivery and a goal threat? Check. What we have here is a player who could easily be a long term successor to Tendayi Darikwa.
Born in Luton, he learned the game at Crawley Green before joining Luton Town’s academy, where his athleticism and direct style caught the eye. First team chances were limited, so he built his grounding through a long list of loan spells in the National League and League Two. Yeovil Town in particular proved a turning point, giving him regular football and a platform to show he could stretch teams with raw pace and strength.
A move to Sutton added more league experience before AFC Wimbledon gave him a permanent home in 2023. He flourished there, winning Player of the Year and helping them through the playoffs. By the summer of 2025, Bradford City made their move and he has hit the ground running, scoring freely and becoming a key part of their bright start in League One.
He’s a key figure for the Bantams now after moving in the summer, and his numbers stack up. He’s a real threat when Bradford attack, but he’s never left shirking a challenge at the back either. He’d fit right into a red and white shirt, no doubt.