Scott Wright has not been included in Birmingham City's 25-man squad for the first half of the Championship season after not completing a transfer elsewhere before the end of the transfer window. Wright will be unable to play for four months unless he can complete a transfer abroad to one of the few countries whose transfer windows are still open. Davies stated that there are a few possibilities and it is going to depend a lot on Scott and his decision making. He said that the situation will likely become clearer in the next couple of weeks. Davies added that if a transfer does not happen, then Wright will remain with the team and may play some under-21s football to maintain his fitness, after which the transfer window will reopen and he will probably seek a move to another club.

Birmingham do not intend to reintegrate Scott Wright into Davies' side for the next season after his loan at Dundee. The Blues will seek to sell the 28-year-old, who is entering the final year of his contract.

Scott Wright has not had much game time since moving on loan to Dundee FC in February. The 28-year-old's only outcome this summer seems to be a departure for a new challenge.

The future of the 28-year-old Scottish winger Scott Wright is uncertain, and he is encouraged to seek a permanent exit from Birmingham City. It is stated that a transfer exit could emerge in the coming weeks. Scott Wright has less than 18 months remaining on his contract in the Midlands, and it is suggested that this would be a significant opportunity for Birmingham to recover some of the funds they spent to sign him. Wright joined the club on 30/08/2024 and has made one Championship appearance this season, with no goals or assists. He has 5 caps for Scotland U21, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €700k.