Kai Bruenker could make Bradford bow

New Bradford signing Kai Bruenker could make his debut for the club in their home game against AFC Wimbledon, subject to international clearance.

The Bantams signed the 23-year-old German striker for an undisclosed fee from Freiburg on Thursday.

Defender Adam Chicksen returned to the bench as an unused substitute in the midweek defeat at Rotherham after overcoming a thigh injury and could feature.

Jake Reeves will hope to resume in midfield against his former club, but left-back Tyrell Robinson will be assessed after sustaining an injury at Rotherham and right-back Tony McMahon (calf) is still out.

AFC Wimbledon’s Joe Pigott is pushing to start having scored on his debut as a substitute in last week’s 2-0 defeat of Blackpool.

Dean Parrett then missed out, and he is expected to do so again, because of a lack of match fitness.

Will Nightingale is another doubt, owing to a knee injury.

Jon Meades also impressed off the bench against Blackpool, so is another option should manager Neal Ardley wish to make changes to his team.