The former Peterborough United and Bradford City Journeyman is making the switch out of the league

It would be a move to Peterborough United where the centre-back would first establish himself in the EFL. He joined Posh in 2012 from then National League outfit Wrexham and there was plenty of hype surrounding the signing. Now 37, having joined when the Cambridgeshire side were in the Championship, he would have climbed three divisions as a result.

He would go on to make 31 appearances for Peterborough in the Championship during the 2012/13 season, one that is probably not best remembered by fans due to their relegation to the third tier. However, he would play a part in their EFL Trophy triumph the following year before being released and joining Shrewsbury Town.

Knight-Percival would spend two seasons with the Shrews before establishing himself in the Bradford City defense for three years. He would be a mainstay in the Bantams’ back-to-back line-up during their time in League One and almost earned promotion with the club in the 2016/17 season, although he would ultimately miss out, losing 1-0 to Millwall . the play-off final.

Somewhat of a journeyman, Knight-Percival made over 250 EFL appearances and also played for Carlisle United, Morecambe and Tranmere Rovers.