sevendayweekender – Wrexham have signed Wales international striker Kieffer Moore from Championship rivals Sheffield United. The club confirmed a three-year contract for the 32-year-old forward, with the transfer fee undisclosed. Media reports suggest the deal could be worth around £2 million.
Moore expressed excitement about joining Wrexham ahead of their return to the Championship after more than four decades. “I’m over the moon to join the club and can’t wait to get started,” Moore said. Additionally, he added that he aims to bring leadership and a strong work ethic to the squad.
Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson welcomed Moore’s arrival, highlighting his wealth of Championship and international experience. Furthermore, Parkinson believes Moore will add vital depth and quality to the team’s forward line as they prepare for a tough league campaign.
This signing marks Wrexham’s eighth addition this summer as the club continues to strengthen their squad. Their return to the second tier since 1982 has sparked increased investment and ambition. Consequently, Moore’s presence in the attack will complement the existing options and offer a new dimension in front of goal.
Building a Competitive Squad for Championship Success
Moore joins a crowded forward line at Wrexham, now featuring eight senior strikers. The club recently loaned out fan favourite Paul Mullin to Wigan Athletic, while Jake Bickerstaff moved to Cheltenham Town on loan. These moves create space for new recruits like Moore to stake their claim.
Moore’s career includes spells at Bournemouth, Ipswich Town, and Cardiff City. His physical presence and experience make him a valuable asset for a team looking to compete at a higher level. He is expected to lead by example and help guide younger players within the squad.
Wrexham are also pursuing other key targets, including talks to sign Wales striker Nathan Broadhead from Ipswich Town for a reported club-record fee near £7.5 million. These moves underline the club’s clear intent to establish themselves firmly in the Championship.
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The club’s ownership by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney has brought significant media attention and financial backing. Furthermore, alongside Moore, Wrexham have added goalkeeper Danny Ward, defender Liberato Cacace, midfielders George Thomason and Lewis O’Brien, plus forward Ryan Hardie and Josh Windass.
With a strengthened squad and high expectations, Wrexham’s campaign in the Championship will be closely watched. Moreover, Moore’s role as an experienced striker will be critical in helping the club navigate the challenges ahead and build momentum for long-term success.
