MATTY Foulds admitted it was nice to feel wanted after joining Harrogate for an undisclosed fee.
The Clayton-born left back still had a year to run on his City contract but has made the permanent move to Wetherby Road.
Foulds, who has signed an initial two-year deal, played 21 times on loan for Simon Weaver's side after joining them in the mid-season window - the same number of appearances that he had made for the Bantams last term.
“I am delighted to be here on a permanent basis now," he told the Sulphurites' club website.
“I have been in contact with the gaffer since the season finished.
"Speaking to him, I quickly realised that his aspirations are very similar to what I want for this club.
“It’s always nice to know someone wants you and I got that sense from the gaffer.
“I came in for the second half of last season and absolutely loved it so it was a no-brainer for me to come here.”
The former City academy youngster returned to Valley Parade in January 2021 and played 52 games for the club. He scored twice - against Harrogate and at Hartlepool.
His final City outing was in the goalless draw at Wimbledon in January.
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