Zak Vyner has moved from Bristol City to Wrexham, signing a contract that runs until the end of the 2028-29 season and includes an option for an additional year. Vyner, who plays as a centre-back, is the first new player signed by Phil Parkinson during the January transfer window.

Zak Vyner has left Bristol City, where he had been for nearly two decades, and has completed a permanent January transfer to Wrexham, another Championship side. Wrexham confirmed on Sunday evening that Vyner's departure from Ashton Gate was for an undisclosed fee. Sky Sports has suggested the fee Bristol City will receive for the player is around £1.5 million.

According to a report from Sky Sports, Zak Vyner's medical with Wrexham has been completed. It is reported that the two clubs have agreed a £1.5 million deal for the player.

According to a report from Rudy Galetti via X, Wrexham have agreed a £1.5m deal to sign Bristol City defender Zak Vyner. Wrexham had previously made an unsuccessful approach for Vyner late in the summer window, with bids reaching up to approximately £2.5m. At that time, Bristol City did not sell the defender, whose contract is set to expire at the end of the season. The club will now sell him instead of him leaving for no fee in six months.