Up to the minute news from Wrexham Football Club
League Two strugglers Macclesfield Town have signed defender Nat Brown from Blue Square Premier outfit Wrexham on a one-month loan deal.The 27-year-old joined Wrexham in the summer but his appearances for the Welshmen have been limited due to injury.
Read Silkmen complete Brown loan swoop at Eurosport
Swansea midfielder Joe Allen has joined Blue Square Premier side Wrexham on a one-month loan deal.Swansea midfielder Joe Allen has joined Blue Square Premier side Wrexham on a one-month loan deal.The 18-year-old, who has made one appearance this season, is now hoping to gain some valuable first-team experience under Dragons boss Dean Saunders at the Racecourse Ground.
Read Allen joins Dragons on loan at Eurosport
Former Liverpool star Dean Saunders has been appointed as Wrexham’s new manager.
Read Saunders Takes Wrexham Post at Eurosport
Former Liverpool striker and current Wales coach Dean Saunders has been appointed as Wrexham’s new manager.He replaces Brian Little, who left the club last week after their poor start to the Blue Square Conference campaign.
Read Saunders takes Wrexham post at Eurosport
Wrexham have confirmed that they have failed with a bid to take veteran midfielder Robbie Savage on loan from Derby County.The 33-year-old former Welsh international was born in Wrexham and he has always harboured a dream to play for his hometown club.
Read Wrexham admit defeat in Savage chase at Eurosport
Crewe boss Steve Holland hopes to secure midfielder Jake Livermore on loan for the rest of the season once he has recovered from a broken leg.The 18-year-old suffered the injury at Wrexham on the eve of the campaign and has returned to the North London club for his rehabilitation.
Read Alex boss eyes Livermore extension at Eurosport
Brian Flynn saluted Wales Under-21s’ “magnificent” performance after they beat Romania to top their UEFA U21 Championship qualifying group.Wales looked to have blown their chances of making next summer’s finals in Sweden when they lost in Group 10 to Romania in Wrexham last month.
Former Leicester City manager Brian Little has backed the League One club to gain promotion to the Championship this season.Little, who is now in charge of Blue Square Premier club Wrexham, has been impressed with the Foxes’ start to the season and sees no reason why they can’t maintain their current form.
