According to SportsBoom, Wrexham are the leading contenders to sign Leicester City's English midfielder Harry Winks, 30, ahead of the transfer window. Winks has reportedly not been selected for the first-team at Leicester, a club facing serious financial struggles and a potential relegation to League One. His sale is considered a financial necessity for the Foxes, who are described as wanting to significantly reduce their wage bill. Winks is reportedly the highest earner in the Championship on a £90,000-a-week contract, and Leicester are hoping to recoup some of the £10 million they paid to Spurs for him in 2023. Wrexham reportedly view Winks as a significant high-profile signing if they remain in the Championship for another season and are considered one of the few clubs with the financial capacity to complete such a deal. The midfielder has earned 10 caps and scored one goal for England. His contract at Leicester expires in June 2026, and his current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €5.00m.