Wrexham have signed Sunderland goalkeeper Anthony Patterson on a four-year deal for a club-record initial transfer fee. According to Sports Illustrated, the Red Dragons will pay a club-record £8 million ($10.8 million) upfront, with several performance-related add-ons also included. After his move was confirmed, Patterson said that Wrexham really suits him in terms of what he wants to do in his career, so it feels like a perfect fit. Parkinson had wanted to sign a new first-choice goalkeeper throughout the summer, and initial talks for Patterson began at the start of the transfer window. The Wrexham manager added that they are delighted to welcome Anthony to the football club and look forward to working with him, and noted that he is a young keeper with a lot of experience at the Championship level.

Wrexham have agreed an £8m deal to sign Sunderland goalkeeper Anthony Patterson. It is understood the 26-year-old is traveling to Wales for a medical with Wrexham.

According to Keith Downie of Sky Sports, Wrexham are among the Championship clubs interested in Anthony Patterson.

QPR are interested in signing Anthony Patterson ahead of the January transfer window.