90min reports that James McClean completed a permanent transfer to Derry City over the weekend, which concluded his two-and-a-half years at Wrexham.

An announcement on Saturday stated that the 36-year-old will leave to sign for Derry City after his contract was mutually terminated. It is understood that the main reasons for the move are a lack of game time and James McClean's desire to end his career with his hometown club.

It is reported that James McClean is set to leave Wrexham and return to his homeland by joining the Northern Irish side Derry City. James McClean recently served a three-game ban for violent conduct following an incident against Swansea City in the Welsh derby.

James McClean has revealed his intention to return to his roots at Derry City once his tenure at Wrexham concludes. Although he is enjoying his time at Wrexham and appreciates the proximity to his son, McClean remarked that all good things must eventually end and indicated that his next step would be to join Derry City. He pointed out that the timing of this move is not within his control and depends on Wrexham. Currently, McClean is in the final year of his contract with Wrexham, where he has contributed to two promotion successes and has served as captain. His decision to eventually return to Derry City, where he plans to play before retiring, reflects his wish to come home.