Tuttomercato reports on Wrexham's pursuit of an immediate permanent transfer for Jordan James. Wrexham is pushing for an immediate permanent transfer for Jordan James.

The Sun reports on Wrexham's interest in signing Jordan James and their willingness to outbid Parma. Wrexham, owned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, are interested in signing Jordan James and are willing to outbid Italian side Parma. James joined Rennes for £4 million from Birmingham last summer and signed a four-year deal. He is now set to leave Rennes after starring in 25 games.

Wrexham are reportedly considering a move for 21-year-old Rennes star and Welsh international midfielder Jordan James following their disappointing start to the Championship 2025-26 season. The Red Dragons, owned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, invested significantly in the transfer market over the summer to revamp their squad but suffered defeats in their opening matches against Southampton and West Brom. They are now looking to make additional signings to strengthen their team. The midfielder's contract with the French club is valid until 2028, and he has also been linked with a transfer to Parma. Transfermarkt estimates his market value at €8.00m.