90min reports on Conor Coady's transfer to Wrexham from Leicester City. Conor Coady has signed with Wrexham, leaving Leicester City. The transfer is part of Wrexham's extensive squad overhaul after their promotion to the Championship. Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson expressed delight at Coady's arrival, highlighting his Premier League and Championship experience.

Wrexham are reportedly planning a bold move for Conor Coady. The former England international, currently with Leicester City, was primarily a rotational player last season. According to the Daily Mail, Wrexham have shown interest in acquiring the centre back this summer. At 32, Coady made 22 appearances in the Premier League as Leicester faced relegation to the Championship. Under the new management of Marti Cifuentes, he has been a regular participant in Leicester's pre-season matches. Nevertheless, he might soon join the ranks of prominent players moving to Wales, as it is suggested that the former Wolves defender is considered the perfect candidate to strengthen Wrexham's efforts to secure a Premier League position within the next two seasons. Additionally, Rangers have been mentioned as a potential suitor for the defender, who is under contract with Leicester until 2026. Transfermarkt lists his current market value at €2.20m.