Wrexham's Championship Reinforcement: Conor Coady Joins the Squad

Wrexham has signed Conor Coady from Leicester to bolster its squad for the Championship. Coady, with extensive Premier League and international experience, signed a two-year deal with an option for a third. This move comes as Wrexham aims to make an impact after promotion to the second-tier Championship.

Wrexham has bolstered its defense by signing Conor Coady from Leicester City, as the club prepares for its upcoming campaign in the second-tier Championship.

Coady, a seasoned defender, brings with him a wealth of experience, boasting 198 Premier League appearances and 10 caps for the England national team. His past affiliations include being part of England's 2022 World Cup squad, although he did not feature in any matches.

The 32-year-old expressed his excitement about joining Wrexham, citing the recent successes of the club under the ownership of celebrities Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. The club, known globally thanks to the "Welcome to Wrexham" documentary, is looking forward to its next chapter, including a preseason tour and new signings, as it returns to the Championship for the first time since the 1980s.

(With inputs from agencies.)