Bristol City Forward Nahki Wells Leaves After Five Years

Nahki Wells is set to leave Bristol City after five and a half years with the club, having made 237 appearances and scored 48 goals, including 10 in the recent season that saw the team reach the Championship play-off places for the first time since 2008. Wells, who joined Bristol City in January 2020 from Burnley, expressed gratitude for the strong connections he formed with the club's staff, fans, and local community, highlighting the special memories created and the feeling of being welcomed as part of the family. Despite speculation about a return to Bradford City, Wells denied any plans to rejoin his former club. Bristol City chairman Jon Lansdown praised Wells for his professionalism, leadership, and positive influence both on and off the pitch, especially in mentoring younger players and supporting community initiatives through the Robins Foundation. Wells' departure coincides with a new era at the club under incoming head coach Gerhard Struber, marking the end of an influential chapter for the Bermudian striker at Ashton Gate. Both the club and Wells wished each other the best for the future.