The match against Santos had made one thing clear—Bradford needed more firepower up front.
Costa had scored the winner, but behind him, the options were thin.
Bardghji and Silva could create. Mensah and Rasmussen had speed. But if Costa needed rest? If Richter picked up an injury?
Bradford would be left exposed.
Jake needed another striker.
And the system responded.
DING!
[System Suggestion: Strengthen the Attack]
Jake sat up as two names flashed across the screen.
Chido Obi (Manchester United) – Loan Option19-year-old Nigerian striker.
Strong, fast, and clinical—but lacking first-team minutes at United.
Could be a valuable rotation player.
Rin Itoshi (Japan) – Breakthrough Prospect18-year-old forward, close to becoming a free agent.
Quick, intelligent movement, and a natural goal scorer.
Could be a long-term investment.
Jake exhaled. Two completely different players.
Obi would be a short-term fix—a physical presence who could push Costa and Richter for minutes.
