Wrexham Advances Championship Ambitions With Five Key Transfers

Wrexham, freshly promoted to the Championship and co-owned by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, have made ambitious moves this summer to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season. The club has approached former Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen, who remains interested in playing in top-flight Western European leagues despite Wrexham's impressive project and upgrades. Wrexham have already secured signings including goalkeeper Danny Ward, striker Ryan Hardie, defender Liberato Cacace, and midfielder Josh Windass, the latter arriving from Sheffield Wednesday amid financial uncertainty at the latter club. Wrexham are also pursuing Sheffield United forward Kieffer Moore, a Wales international and proven goal scorer, to boost their attacking options in the Championship. However, both Wrexham and Sheffield United missed out on signing Crystal Palace defender Rob Holding, who has agreed to move to MLS side Colorado Rapids. These strategic acquisitions and transfer pursuits highlight Wrexham's intent to not just survive but compete strongly in the Championship.