After being released by Bradford City earlier in the off-season, young defender Noah Wadsworth signed a one-year contract with Hull City, with the option to extend it for another year if his trial went well. Wadsworth, 19, will work with Hull’s lead professional development league phase coach, Conor Sellars, who previously served as joint head coach with the Bantams.
Sellars said: “I am thrilled to welcome Noah to the club. During his trial, he impressed our staff, and we are excited to work closely with him moving forward.
“I am delighted to join the club,” Wadsworth declared. It’s a large club, and my goal is to make the starting lineup.
“Having some recognisable people is a wonderful thing, especially Billy Clarke and Conor Selars. Conor and I went to under-14s together. They are both excellent coaches who will aid in my growth.
“My time at Bradford was enjoyable. It’s a terrific club to grow at, and my progress benefited from the loan periods as well. Playing for the first team makes me very proud, and now that I’m at Hull, I want to see what else I can accomplish.
