According to Bristol Live, Bristol Rovers are in talks to sign Wrexham's Harry Ashfield on a loan deal until the end of the season, and the player is keen on the move. The Gas approached the 19-year-old on Monday and are said to have made the most compelling pitch to the midfielder. Pending the approval of manager Phil Parkinson, Rovers look to be in the leading position for his signature. On Tuesday afternoon, the RobRyanRed podcast reported on X that they understand Bristol Rovers are making a strong effort to get Harry Ashfield on loan this month. The podcast added that while a small number of L1/L2 teams have expressed interest, Rovers are said to be in the leading position at present and it is up to Wrexham to approve the loan this window. BristolLive understands that Rovers are leading the effort to sign him.

Harry Ashfield, a 19-year-old Welsh attacking midfielder, has interest from numerous League One and League Two clubs. The RobRyanRed podcast, hosted by journalists Nathan Salt and Rich Fay, has reported that League Two side Bristol Rovers are the frontrunners to sign Ashfield on loan from Wrexham. It is also said that the Gas lead the race for the player. Ashfield has made one appearance in the Championship in the 2025/2026 season, and his contract at Wrexham is valid until June 2027.