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Sports · Soccer · published 2026-09-01 · via BBC Sport

Wrexham bolster backline with Worrall capture

Wrexham have signed centre-back Joe Worrall from Burnley for an undisclosed fee, with the 29-year-old agreeing a two-year contract plus an option for a further year. The move comes as Wrexham have failed to keep a clean sheet in their opening four matches and remain winless across all competitions this season. Worrall, who previously made 226 appearances for Nottingham Forest, expressed excitement about joining the club.

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Worrall brings considerable Championship pedigree to the Racecourse Ground. The defender was named Nottingham Forest's player of the season in 2020-21 and helped the club reach the Premier League via the play-offs the following campaign, earning a spot in the division's team of the season. His career also includes loan spells at Rangers and Besiktas, where he lifted the Turkish Cup in 2023-24.

Wrexham have been active in the summer window, adding goalkeeper Anthony Patterson, wing-backs Danny Im

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