Having recently secured a swoop for Callum Cooke, Bradford’s squad is beginning to take shape and manager Stuart McCall revealed his delight at this latest signing.
“Elliot is a player I have had my eye on for quite a while, now. I knew of him when he was at Preston as a kid, and then when he went to Wolves.
“He is very hungry and wants to get out and make his mark. He is a really technically-gifted ball player who has international experience at youth level with Scotland. Even though he still had another year left on his contract, Wolves were happy to let him get out and play football, and we have high hopes for him.”
The 20-year-old is currently on loan at Swansea and the Championship club would like to keep him for a second campaign, but the attraction of playing in Europe could swing things in the Light Blues’ favour.
Fans on Twitter had a mixed reaction to Rangers’ interest in Brewster, considering the loanees that have been brought in from Liverpool have not always worked out:
Ovie Ejaria and Sheyi Ojo were certainly disappointing loan signings, but Brewster is being tipped to hit greater heights than those two players.
The England Under 21 international won the golden boot at the Under 17 World Cup a few years back while his senior career has also gotten off to a good start, with four goals in his first eleven appearances for Swansea in the English Championship.
