Wrexham

Wrexham’s ambitious summer rebuild has drawn plaudits, but the club now faces a challenging task: trimming a squad bloated by rapid success and high wages. After three promotions in as

Preston North End started the summer window with a new-found conviction, but have since seen business slow down. With the Lilywhites looking to add their tenth signing, attention has turned

Wrexham have made a shock approach for Ipswich Town attacker Nathan Broadhead, offering up to £7 million to land the 26-year-old. The bold bid, reported by Sky Sports’ Anthony Joseph,

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson has confirmed his club’s interest in signing Sheffield United striker Kieffer Moore this summer, as reported by the BBC. Moore scored six times for the Blades

After an initially slow start to the transfer window this summer, fans of other Championship hopefuls will have been questioning Wrexham‘s real firepower in the second division market. The latest

Wrexham have launched an ambitious move for former Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen. The Danish international left Old Trafford this summer after three years at the club,

Wrexham are gearing up to submit a new, revised offer in their pursuit of Lewis O’Brien. The Nottingham Forest man looks on his way out at The City Ground despite

Wrexham have excelled across the board over the past few seasons, but one area that Phil Parkinson will be looking to improve following the club’s promotion from League One would

Josh Windass will join Wrexham on a three-year deal after completing his medical yesterday, according to journalist Ben Jacobs. The 31-year-old is a free agent after departing Sheffield Wednesday last

Wrexham have been beaten to top defensive target Alfie Jones after another Championship side agreed a deal for the 27-year-old. Reports over the past few weeks have linked Phil Parkinson’s

Wrexham look set to win the race for former Sheffield Wednesday attacker Josh Windass following his exit from Hillsborough, according to Give Me Sport. The 31-year-old brought to an end his

Wrexham have reportedly agreed a deal with Bolton Wanderers for the midfielder George Thomason, according to Football League World. The fee for Thomason is said to be around £1.2 million.

Wrexham have signed Empoli left-back and New Zealand International Liberato Cacace for an undisclosed fee, as reported on the club’s official website. Cacace has signed a three-year deal with the

Blackburn Rovers‘ attempt to sign Siver Mannsverk may have taken a major dent as a Championship rival have entered the race. Valerien Ismael’s side are looking for new options in

Stoke City, Derby County and Wrexham are among several Championship clubs interested in Hull City centre-back John Egan, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.  The 32-year-old completed a move to the

Striker Paul Mullin has revealed his belief that Wrexham ‘released’ his exit to Wigan Athletic before the transfer was formally announced. The 30-year-old has earned legendary status at the STōK

Plymouth Argyle manager Tom Cleverley has confirmed his side are looking to bring another striker in, despite confirming the signings of both Owen Oseni and Bim Pepple, according to Plymouth

Wrexham have launched a £5 million bid for Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis O’Brien, according to journalist Alan Nixon. The Red Dragons are looking forward to embarking on their first season

Wrexham‘s latest departure, as they look to re-mould ahead of their upcoming Championship campaign, is Luke McNicholas. The 25-year-old has joined Forest Green Rovers on a permanent deal. An opportunistic

Championship side Wrexham have confirmed the signing of 32-year-old goalkeeper Danny Ward.  The Welshman moves back to Wrexham after 13 years away from the club, where he has played for