Carbone move gives Bradford a lifeline

Benito Carbone is set to secure his release from Bradford City tomorrow - saving the jobs of 19 other players in the process.

Wed, 31 Jul, 2002 - 17:09

Benito Carbone is set to secure his release from Bradford City tomorrow - saving the jobs of 19 other players in the process.

The Professional Footballers’ Association have arranged and helped finance a deal which should see Italian striker Carbone return home and sign for Como, who have been promoted to Serie A.

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