Bradford City are ‘expected’ to offload Dylan Mottley-Henry, as per a report by the Telegraph and Argus.
The winger has fallen out-of-favour with the League Two side and they will seek to find a new home for him before the end of the transfer window.
Bradford are looking to bring in a couple of attacking players before next week’s transfer deadline having managed to land Danny Rowe from Oldham Athletic last week.
Mottley-Henry, who is 23 years old, has struggled for game time recently and moving onto pastures new this winter could suit both parties.
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He started his career at Bradford and rose up through their youth ranks. He played twice for their first-team as a youngster in his first spell at the club before loan spells away in non-league at Altrincham and Bradford Park Avenue to gain experience.
He was then released by the Bantams in 2016 and subsequently linked up with fellow Yorkshire side Barnsley on a free transfer.
However, his opportunities at Oakwell were limited and he was loaned out to Tranmere Rovers in the 2017/18 season, making 16 appearances in all competitions. He then had stints at Chesterfield and Harrogate Town.
He has re-joined Bradford twice under Stuart McCall over the past 12 months but may have to weigh up his options this winter with a departure from Valley Parade on the cards.
The wide man has been left out since McCall’s departure and following him out of the exit door is a possibility.
