Watford has signed Spain under-21 forward Iker Bravo from Udinese on a three-year deal, the club confirmed. The move is part of a multi-player package between the two clubs, both owned by the Pozzo family.
The Pozzo connection
The deal highlights the Pozzo family's cross-club ownership model. Gino Pozzo owns Watford, while his family also controls Udinese. This structure allows player movement between the clubs, often as part of broader transfer packages. Bravo is the latest example of that pipeline.
Bravo's profile
Bravo, a Spain under-21 international, joins Watford after a stint at Udinese. He's a forward who has come through the Spanish youth system. The three-year contract gives him time to develop in English football.
Watford hasn't announced the full details of the multi-player package. The club is expected to confirm other moves tied to the deal in the coming days. For now, Bravo will join Watford's first-team squad for preseason training.
