According to 90min, a second spell at Wrexham for Issa Kabore is unlikely. The right wingback is one option for the club, but they explored deals for Terry Devlin and Festy Ebosele in January.

Issa Kaboré is currently on loan at Wrexham, and Africafoot has reported that the club has expressed a desire to keep him. Manchester City's financial requirements are estimated to be between 5 and 8 million euros.

Africa Foot, via Sport Witness, reported that Issa Kabore has enjoyed his time in Wales and his performance level has led Wrexham’s coaching staff and management to consider a permanent transfer. The report adds that Hugo Viana and Manchester City are open to selling the defender in the summer for a fee between £1 million and £3 million, which could be a record transfer for Wrexham. Africa Foot stated that the price would be a concern for Phil Parkinson’s side. The outlet also claimed that Wrexham are giving serious consideration to buying Kabore and that securing the Burkina Faso right-back is a strategic priority.

Wrexham has begun discussions with Manchester City to permanently sign Issa Kaboré, who is currently on loan at the Welsh club. The right-back has provided four assists in 18 games and securing him is considered a strategic priority for Wrexham. Manchester City is reportedly asking for a fee between €2 million and €4 million for the defender.