After the emotional farewell moment, the spotlights began to shift to the right and left sides of the main stage. There stood two structures resembling rge boxes covered in thick cloth. The fabric hung like curtains, symbolizing that a door to a new journey would soon be opened.

  The MC stood in the center of the stage, smiling and saying with enthusiasm, "And now, let's welcome the new faces. They are the future generation of Bradford City!"

  Appuse and cheers thundered from all corners of the stadium. Supporters stood, waved, and cheered, anticipating who would be joining the new squad. Then, from behind the curtain on the left side, the first figure emerged.

  Ren Shibasaki, a unique Japanese teenager with a rge and dignified build unusual for his age, stepped confidently onto the stage. He bowed politely and introduced himself in a calm but firm voice. "I am Ren Shibasaki, 16 years old, a center-back. Please take care of me."

  Cheers immediately erupted. After Koji Yamane's departure, they once again had a Japanese pyer. The supporters seemed excited because whoever Reinhart brought in always brought changes to the team.

  Next came Han Shaobo, a 17-year-old center-back from China. He had no professional experience, but his courage and confidence as he stood on stage were enthusiastically welcomed by the supporters.

  From the right side, a giant figure appeared, Chinedu Okonye, a center-back from Nigeria. He was only 17 years old and 200 cm tall. Despite his intimidating stature, his awkward speaking style drew warm ughter from the audience. "Please support me... I am happy to be here," he said shyly.

  Chinedu's innocent demeanor immediately made him loved. Cheers and shouts of support echoed throughout the stadium. He became the center of attention, not because of his physique, but because of his endearing personality.

  The next was Gregor Lennox, an 18-year-old midfielder from Scotnd. He appeared full of spirit, reflecting the strong character typical of Scottish pyers. "Thank you for having me."

  As the curtain reopened, a figure appeared that made the stadium fall silent for a moment. He was Decn Wexley, a 16-year-old defensive midfielder. He had a stocky build, a charming face, and despite his former team being in the relegation zone, he was one of the top assist providers. But the most prominent thing about him was one thing—his smile. He didn't stop smiling throughout his introduction. "Gd to be here. I will give my best."

  Decn was immediately loved. His smile gave an impression of optimism. Many called him a symbol of Bradford's new spirit.

  The next pyer was Owen Valerio, 16 years old, who previously pyed for Gillingham. Although once considered less promising due to frequent position changes and inconsistent performances, he was very polite during his introduction. "I'm Owen. Thank you for accepting me. I will work hard."

  The audience welcomed him warmly. The respect he showed on stage touched many people.

  The curtain reopened, this time introducing Vitor Raxael, a young striker from Brazil. He was only 15 years old. He wasn't very tall, but he looked strong and solid. He stepped confidently and said, "My name is Vitor Raxael, 15 years old, my position is striker. Please take care of me."

  The audience immediately cheered. Vitor's confidence, wrapped in a cheerful personality, immediately caught attention.

  Then, Leandro Costamontete, a 20-year-old goalkeeper from Argentina, was also introduced. He was tall and charismatic. Many hoped he could become a solid wall under Bradford's goalposts, repcing Mark, who was indeed very old.

  Finally, Park Elias Jae Min, the young South Korean pyer who had appeared before but had never been formally introduced, was officially introduced. This time, the supporters welcomed him as an official part of the extended Bradford family. At that moment, the supporters were truly amazed by his handsomeness.

  In addition to these pyers, the management also introduced three young pyers from the academy who would be promoted to the first team:

  Chris Hall, a highly talented 19-year-old right-back with defensive fullback capabilities.

  Nathan, a 20-year-old defensive midfielder with anchor man abilities.

  Axwell More, a 16-year-old left-winger with extraordinary individual skills.

  Robin Austin, a 17-year-old left-back who can also py as a winger.

  Such was the beginning of Bradford City's new future investment.

  In the media, the transfer announcements were made, with the following details of the fees and former clubs of Bradford City's recruited pyers:

  New Pyer Overview:

  Ren ShibasakiAge: 16Position: Centre-BackTransfer Fee: ￡15,000Previous Club: FC Tokyo AcademyDetails:Ren Shibasaki, with his strong physique and impressive presence for his age, made a stunning first impression upon his introduction. His calm yet commanding demeanor suggests that this young Japanese defender holds great potential.

  Han ShaoboAge: 17Position: Centre-BackTransfer Fee: FreePrevious Club: No Professional ExperienceDetails:Despite having no prior professional experience, Han Shaobo appeared confident and was warmly welcomed by supporters. His promising potential is expected to develop significantly at Bradford.

  Chinedu OkonyeAge: 17Position: Centre-BackTransfer Fee: ￡50,000Previous Club: Spartans FC (Scottish League Two)Details:Standing tall at 200 cm, Chinedu Okonye immediately captured attention. Though he spoke a bit awkwardly, his genuine and endearing personality quickly endeared him to the fans.

  Gregor LennoxAge: 18Position: Central MidfielderTransfer Fee: ￡35,000Previous Club: Peterhead (Scottish League Two)Details:The Scottish midfielder dispyed high spirit and a work ethic typical of Scottish pyers. With his hardworking nature, he is expected to make a significant contribution to Bradford.

  Decn WexleyAge: 16Position: Defensive MidfielderTransfer Fee: ￡220,000Previous Club: Crewe AlexandraDetails:Decn Wexley charmed supporters with his ever-present smile. After delivering solid performances at Crewe Alexandra, he is regarded as one of the most promising signings of the season.

  Owen ValerioAge: 16Position: Midfielder (Various Positions)Transfer Fee: ￡200,000Previous Club: GillinghamDetails:Although previously seen as underwhelming due to frequent position changes and inconsistent performances, Owen Valerio now has a fresh opportunity to prove himself at Bradford.

  Vitor RaxaelAge: 15Position: StrikerTransfer Fee: ￡1,000,000 (Most Expensive Signing)Previous Club: PalmeirasDetails:The young Brazilian striker became Bradford’s most expensive signing of the season at ￡1,000,000, ranking as the club’s sixth-highest signing overall. Although recently promoted from the academy to the first team as a backup pyer, many have questioned the hefty price tag. Nonetheless, his massive potential makes him a high-risk, long-term investment.

  Leandro CostamonteteAge: 20Position: GoalkeeperTransfer Fee: ￡30,000Previous Club: Vil MitreDetails:Leandro Costamontete is expected to become a solid repcement for Mark, Bradford’s veteran goalkeeper. His consistent performances in Argentina suggest that he could be a strong addition to the club’s defense.

  Park élias Jae MinAge: 15Position: Right WingerTransfer Fee: ￡10,000Previous Club: Gimhae FC (Korea League 3)Details:Although retively unknown, Park élias Jae Min quickly impressed with his technical ability and mature style of py. Despite coming from a third-division Korean club, his solid performances indicate that he could become a very valuable asset.

  Not long after, many media outlets reported on this:

  "Bradford City supporters surprised by unexpected new pyer signings. The most surprising purchase? Vitor Raxael, for ￡1,000,000 million. This young striker was just promoted from the Palmeiras academy, and many are questioning whether the high price is justified for such a young pyer."

   "While many are enthusiastic about Bradford's new pyer signings, some critics argue that the Raxael purchase is too bold. This 15-year-old striker is still unproven at the highest level, and a ￡1,000,000 fee seems excessive at this stage, especially when they already have Mathias Alves. However, his great potential cannot be denied."

   "Bradford's aggressive approach in building for the future is indeed attracting attention. The signings of Han Shaobo from China, along with Park Elias Jae Min from Gimhae FC, show a new direction for the club. Let's not forget Owen Valerio, a young pyer once considered a failure, now getting a second chance at Bradford."

   "What stands out from Bradford's new squad is the youthful spirit and energy. Pyers like Decn Wexley, Ren Shibasaki, and Vitor Raxael represent the club's future. Will these signings bear fruit like the other young pyers at Bradford? Only time will tell, but the early signs are very promising."

  However, besides Bradford City, the League Two winter transfer window also presented equally astonishing surprises, indicating that the real competition had just begun.