The veteran midfielder has stood down from his post as interim boss, returning to the dressing room as a player.
Mark Trueman is now in charge of the Bantams on a temporary basis, taking the reins until a replacement for Mark Hughes is found.
Bradford have confirmed their next managerial announcement will concern the unveiling of a new boss.
In a club statement, the Bantams said: “We had a conversation over the weekend, and agreed that following the EFL Trophy game against Manchester City under-21s, would come the right time for Kevin to step back into the dressing room as a player.
“Mark Trueman is no stranger to this role, and has our full backing and confidence heading into this weekend’s FA Cup first-round visit of Wycombe.
“The next update we provide will be the unveiling of our new men’s first-team manager.”
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Bradford have confirmed their next managerial announcement will concern the unveiling of a new boss.
