Paul Mullin has established himself as a modern cult hero and a prolific goalscorer, currently leading the line for Bradford City in League Two. The 31-year-old English striker, born November 6, 1994, is renowned for his relentless work rate, clinical finishing, and passionate connection with supporters. His early career saw him at Morecambe and Swindon Town, but it was his transformative spell at Cambridge United that truly announced his talents, where his goals fired the club to promotion. However, it was his subsequent move to Wrexham that catapulted him to national fame; his incredible goal haul was instrumental in the club's historic back-to-back promotions from the National League to League One, making him a fan favorite and a symbol of the club's resurgence. His individual accolades include winning the National League Golden Boot and being named in the division's Team of the Season. Now at Bradford, Mullin's experience and predatory instincts make him a key figure in their push for success, with his never-say-die attitude defining his playing style and endearing him to fans wherever he goes.