Davis Keillor-Dunn Transfer from Wrexham to Sheffield Wednesday
Davis Keillor-Dunn has joined Sheffield Wednesday on loan until January 2027, after the completion of international clearance and registrations. Manager Phil Parkinson stated that Sheffield Wednesday approached his club for Davis. He added that they thought that with their recent signings, they were able to let him go and resume playing at a club with a good chance of promotion.
Davis Keillor-Dunn has joined Sheffield Wednesday on loan until January 2027, after the completion of international clearance and registrations. Manager Phil Parkinson stated that Sheffield Wednesday approached his club for Davis. He added that they thought that with their recent signings, they were able to let him go and resume playing at a club with a good chance of promotion.
Davis Keillor-Dunn has joined Sheffield Wednesday on a six-month loan from Wrexham, with the deal containing no option to buy. Although the documentation for the transfer was submitted in time, there were delays in elements of the clearance. Keillor-Dunn will wear the number 50. As Keillor-Dunn has already played for Wrexham in 2026/27, he will not be able to play for another club for the rest of the season once he debuts for Sheffield Wednesday. Comments from the player and Sheffield Wednesday's Sporting Director, Simon Wilson, highlighted the ambition and collaborative effort involved in completing the signing.
Davis Keillor-Dunn has joined Sheffield Wednesday on a six-month loan from Wrexham, with the deal containing no option to buy. Although the documentation for the transfer was submitted in time, there were delays in elements of the clearance. Keillor-Dunn will wear the number 50. As Keillor-Dunn has already played for Wrexham in 2026/27, he will not be able to play for another club for the rest of the season once he debuts for Sheffield Wednesday. Comments from the player and Sheffield Wednesday's Sporting Director, Simon Wilson, highlighted the ambition and collaborative effort involved in completing the signing.
Sheffield Wednesday are waiting to see if a loan move for Davis Keillor-Dunn is ratified after a deal was agreed with Wrexham late on transfer deadline day. It is believed that the deal sheet was submitted in time and that the transfer is expected to be completed, but Sheffield Wednesday might need additional ratification from FIFA. Keillor-Dunn completed a medical in Sheffield before the deadline. Currently, he is not registered with the League One club as they await clearance. A summer departure was anticipated due to Keillor-Dunn's struggles at Wrexham, and he may still get the move as Sheffield Wednesday awaits approval.
Sheffield Wednesday are waiting to see if a loan move for Davis Keillor-Dunn is ratified after a deal was agreed with Wrexham late on transfer deadline day. It is believed that the deal sheet was submitted in time and that the transfer is expected to be completed, but Sheffield Wednesday might need additional ratification from FIFA. Keillor-Dunn completed a medical in Sheffield before the deadline. Currently, he is not registered with the League One club as they await clearance. A summer departure was anticipated due to Keillor-Dunn's struggles at Wrexham, and he may still get the move as Sheffield Wednesday awaits approval.
Sheffield Wednesday have made a late attempt to sign Wrexham striker Davis Keillor-Dunn to strengthen their attacking options. Keillor-Dunn, who signed for Wrexham at the end of the January transfer window, is completing a medical in preparation for a season-long loan move to Hillsborough. On the final evening of the summer transfer window, Alex Miller of the Sheffield Star confirmed on the social media platform X that Davis Keillor-Dunn has been at Hillsborough for a season-long loan move to Sheffield Wednesday for the 2026-27 season. A related report in the Star confirmed that matters were progressing and that a deal was expected to be completed before the 11pm deadline, provided there were no unexpected late problems.
Sheffield Wednesday have made a late attempt to sign Wrexham striker Davis Keillor-Dunn to strengthen their attacking options. Keillor-Dunn, who signed for Wrexham at the end of the January transfer window, is completing a medical in preparation for a season-long loan move to Hillsborough. On the final evening of the summer transfer window, Alex Miller of the Sheffield Star confirmed on the social media platform X that Davis Keillor-Dunn has been at Hillsborough for a season-long loan move to Sheffield Wednesday for the 2026-27 season. A related report in the Star confirmed that matters were progressing and that a deal was expected to be completed before the 11pm deadline, provided there were no unexpected late problems.
According to the Sheffield Star, Sheffield Wednesday are competing to sign Wrexham's 28-year-old attacking midfielder Davis Keillor-Dunn, and face competition from promotion rivals Leicester City. Keillor-Dunn holds English and Scottish nationality. He joined Wrexham from Barnsley in the middle of last season and has previously scored 31 goals in 66 league appearances for Barnsley in League One. His contract at Wrexham runs until June 2029 and he has a current Transfermarkt market value of €1.00m. In the 2025/2026 season, Keillor-Dunn scored 13 goals in 24 League One appearances.
According to the Sheffield Star, Sheffield Wednesday are competing to sign Wrexham's 28-year-old attacking midfielder Davis Keillor-Dunn, and face competition from promotion rivals Leicester City. Keillor-Dunn holds English and Scottish nationality. He joined Wrexham from Barnsley in the middle of last season and has previously scored 31 goals in 66 league appearances for Barnsley in League One. His contract at Wrexham runs until June 2029 and he has a current Transfermarkt market value of €1.00m. In the 2025/2026 season, Keillor-Dunn scored 13 goals in 24 League One appearances.
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