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All Completed Wrexham Transfers in 2026/27

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Updated  Sep 4, 2026, 4:23 PM GMT+1

Ben is an experienced sports journalist and senior editor at Football FanCast, specialising in transfer reporting, Premier League coverage and football analysis. He graduated with a Master's degree in Sports Journalism in 2017.

Ben has written for publications including the Liverpool Echo and the Lincolnshire Echo. Throughout his career, he has covered a range of sports, from American football to mixed martial arts, but his primary passion has always been football journalism.

Since joining Football FanCast in 2018, initially as a freelance writer covering clubs across the English football pyramid, Ben has established himself as one of the publication's leading transfer reporters. His expertise lies in assessing the credibility of transfer stories, analysing what they mean for clubs and supporters, and providing context behind football's biggest talking points. Along the way, he has built an extensive network of trusted sources across the football industry that strengthens both his reporting and editorial insight.

Today, Ben leads Football FanCast's news team as Senior Editor, overseeing the publication's football coverage while helping shape its editorial standards, transfer reporting and analysis.

Wrexham head into the 2026/27 season looking to continue their remarkable rise under Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, with the Red Dragons having smashed their transfer record multiple times in recent years as they've climbed the divisions.

This summer has been quieter by comparison, with the club's business shaped more by departures than fresh incomings as the squad gets a natural refresh ahead of what is hopefully a run at Championship promotion.

Here, Football FanCast tracks every confirmed Wrexham signing and departure for the 2026/27 campaign.

New Wrexham Signings 2026/27

Total summer spend: £28m

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Player

Nationality

Previous Club

Fee

Anthony Patterson

England

Sunderland

£8m

Jacques Ekomié

Gabon

Angers SCO

£7m

Callum O'Hare

England/Ireland

Sheffield United

£6.5m

Ben Whiteman

England

Preston

£2.5m

Issa Kaboré

Burkina Faso

Man City

£2m

Joe Worrall

England

Burnley

£2m

Danny Imray

England

Crystal Palace

Undisclosed

Danny Imray has joined from Crystal Palace for an undisclosed fee, adding depth at right-back. Imray was excellent during two loan spells away from Palace last season.

Goalkeeper Anthony Patterson becomes the club's new record signing, and the spending didn't stop there with Jacques Ekomié and Callum O'Hare also joining him in the club's top five deals of all time.

Joe Worrall and Issa Kaboré reinforce the defensive ranks, while midfielder Ben Whiteman arrived from Preston to add depth and experience in midfield.

Wrexham Departures 2026/27

Total summer sales: £500k

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Player

Nationality

New Club

Fee

Lewis Brunt

England

Bolton

£500k

Dan Scarr

England

Salford

Undisclosed

Harry Ashfield

Wales

Peterborough

Undisclosed

Thomas O'Connor

Ireland

Peterborough United

Free

Paul Mullin

England

Rotherham United

Free

Andy Cannon

England

Fleetwood Town

Free

Max Purvis

Wales

Dinas Bangor City

Free

Tom Kelly

England

Bala Town

Free

Jay Rodriguez

England

Released

Free

Callum Edwards

England

Released

Free

Reuben Egan

Ireland

Released

Free

Conor Coady

England

Released

Free

Elliot Lee

England

Released

Free

Mo Faal

England

Port Vale

Loan

Davis Keillor-Dunn

Scotland

Sheffield Wednesday

Loan

Ryan Hardie

Scotland

Bolton

Loan

Ryan Barnett

England

MK Dons

Loan

Alex Moore

England

Colwyn Bay

Loan

Arthur Okonkwo

Nigeria

Charlton

Loan

Thomas O'Connor joined Peterborough United on a free transfer, while club favourite Paul Mullin moved on to Rotherham United after his release.

Andy Cannon has joined Fleetwood Town, with Max Purvis and Tom Kelly both dropping into Welsh football with Dinas Bangor City and Bala Town respectively.

Jay Rodriguez, Callum Edwards and Reuben Egan have all been released as free agents, and they've since been joined out of contract by Conor Coady and Elliot Lee.

Mo Faal went out on loan to Port Vale, while fellow forwards Davis Keillor-Dunn and Ryan Hardie have also left on temporary deals, to Sheffield Wednesday and Bolton respectively.

Ryan Barnett and Alex Moore have gone out on loan too, to MK Dons and Colwyn Bay, and goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo has joined Charlton on a season-long loan.

Lewis Brunt has completed a permanent move to Bolton, while Dan Scarr and Harry Ashfield have left for Salford and Peterborough respectively, both for undisclosed fees.

Who is Wrexham's Record Signing?

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Wrexham's record signing is goalkeeper Anthony Patterson, signed from Sunderland for a fee of £8m, which could rise to £10m with add-ons.

Patterson was excellent in the Championship for the Black Cats, helping them get promoted, and will hope to do the same thing in Wales.

Wrexham's Top 10 Signings of All Time

Player

Fee (add ons included)

Signed From

Year

Anthony Patterson

£10m

Sunderland

2026

Nathan Broadhead

£7.5m

Ipswich Town

2025

Jacques Ekomié

£7m

Angers SCO

2026

Ben Sheaf

£6.5m

Coventry City

2025

Callum O'Hare

£6.5m

Sheffield United

2026

Callum Doyle

£5m

Manchester City

2025

Lewis O'Brien

£3m

Nottingham Forest

2025

Ben Whiteman

£2.5m

Preston

2026

Liberato Cacace

£2.1m

Empoli

2025

Issa Kaboré

£2m

Manchester City

2026

Read the latest Wrexham transfer news here!

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